From hope to fear of the iron fist: Marco Rubio, an unknown quantity for Cubans
The appointment of the son of Cuban migrants as US Secretary of State will put relations with the Caribbean island at the center of Donald Trump’s agenda
Biden fails to deliver on expected post-Trump thaw between US and Cuba
Island officials admit to some positive steps, but believe that overall the Democratic president’s policies follow in the footsteps of his Republican predecessor
US intelligence agencies find no sign of adversaries behind ‘Havana syndrome’
The findings cast doubt on the longstanding suspicions by many people who reported cases that Russia or another country may have been running a global campaign to harass or attack Americans
In Cuba with no sugar, spotty internet, and frustrated Kardashians
The famous Caribbean adage, ‘without sugar, there is no country,’ is quickly becoming the reality on an island that faces shortages, emigration, and isolation
Carmelo Mesa-Lago: ‘China and Vietnam demonstrate the failure of Cuba’s economic-social model’
The professor, exiled in the US since 1961, identifies for EL PAÍS a series of factors, among them the embargo, which influence the poor results of the Cuban economy
A week of jazz in Havana: gandinga, mondongo and sandunga
The 38th Jazz Plaza Festival filled the Cuban capital with long nights of rum and jam sessions in the company of extraordinary musicians
The Cuban migration crisis: Biggest exodus in history holds key to Havana-Washington relations
A makeshift boat with a US flag on its bow was caught drifting off the Malecón, in a powerful symbol of the problems afflicting the island nation for over a year
US to resume granting 20,000 visas to Cubans each year
Family reunification will be prioritized, while the embassy will ‘expand consular services’ and increase its staff ‘as conditions permit’