United States Vs. Cuba: When And Where To Watch CONCACAF Gold Cup Match; Preview [LIVE STREAM]
Find out when and where to watch the United States take on Cuba in the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Costa Rica Vs. Cuba: 2 Goals From Michael Barrantes Help Los Ticos Upend Cuba 3-0 In CONCACAF Gold Cup
Michael Barrantes' goal in the 51st minute proved to be enough for Los Ticos as they took down Group C opponent Cuba in Gold Cup action.
Costa Rica Vs. Cuba: When And Where To Watch Gold Cup Match; Preview [LIVE STREAM]
Find out when and where to watch Cuba take on Costa Rica in the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
US Blocked $253.1 Million In Frozen Cuban Funds In 2012, Says Treasury Department
Cuba remains on the Treasury Department's list of state sponsors of terror. The Cuban government denounced its inclusion, calling it "shameful" and "discredited".
Yoani Sanchez Returns To Cuba: What’s Next For The Dissident Blogger? [VIDEO]
Yoani Sánchez is attending the Ortega y Gasset Award ceremony in Spain, after which she will return home to Havana. In 2008 she won the award but could not secure an exit visa to leave Cuba.
Cuba To Offer Public Internet At Cyber Cafes Across Island; Home Access Still Restricted
Cuba will begin to offer public internet access at various salons across the island.
Communist Cuba Lifts Appliance Ban
The Cuban government has lifted a nearly ten-year ban on imported appliances, likely allowing Cubans a break from the heat.
Actor Willy Toledo In Cuba: Thesp Renounces 'Savage Capitalism' of Spain
"It's exciting to me, coming from Europe, where we're all victims of savage capitalism", to come to Latin America and see humanistic processes that have improved peoples' lives," the actor said in an interview on Venezuelan television.
Assata Shakur, Cuba Fugitive, Is First Woman On FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List
Shakur (also known as Joanne Chesimar), 65, was convicted of shooting a New Jersey state trooper in 1973.
Obama Responds to Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s Cuba Trip: ‘We’ve Got Better Things To Do’
Obama responds to Jay-Z "Open Letter" Rap song.
White House Denies Role In Jay-Z, Beyonce Cuba Visit: What Made The White House Respond To ‘Open Letter’?
In an unusual scene at the White House on Thursday, a reporter read aloud the lyrics of Jay-Z's new song "Open Letter" to a White House spokesman. "Open Letter" has been received as the rapper's response to criticisms over his and wife Beyoncé's visit to Cuba.
Beyoncé, Jay-Z Cuba Visit Was Legal; Embargo Debate Reignited
While Republicans from south Florida disapproved of the star couple's visit and the Obama administration policy which permitted it, Democratic representative Kathy Castor said it was "time to try something new" in U.S. policy toward Cuba.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s Cuba Trip Questioned by GOP Congress
Two U.S. representatives from south Florida have written a letter to the Office of Foreign Assets Control inquiring as to what kind of license Jay-Z and Beyoncé received for their trip to Havana.
Yoani Sánchez In Miami: What Questions Did Dissident Cuban Blogger Answer In Tweet Up?
A Cuban blogger known for columns criticizing her country's government fielded questions through Twitter in Miami on Wednesday as part of a worldwide speaking tour. In 2008 she was named as one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people.
Marco Rubio Cuba Travel: Why Did The Florida Senator Tell US Travelers Not To Visit?
Senator Marco Rubio, R-Fla., criticized Americans who have taken trips to Cuba.
Venezuela President Hugo Chávez To Continue Cancer Treatment Upon Return Home From Cuba
Leader Hugo Chávez returned home on Monday and will continue cancer treatment in his home country.
French Spider Man Takes To Climbing Cuba
Stunt Man Alain Robert climbs two buildings while in Cuba, impressing kids at school.
High Stakes for Cuba in Chavez's Cancer Battle
As Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez recovers in Havana from his fourth cancer operation, Cubans face renewed worries about their economic future if the country's top ally dies or has to step down from office.
Chavez Faces Cancer Surgery in Cuba, Vows "I'll be Back"
Venezuela's ailing President Hugo Chavez flew to Cuba on Monday for cancer surgery, vowing to return quickly despite his unprecedented admission the disease could end his 14-year rule of the South American OPEC nation.
Chavez Heads to Cuba for Surgery, Vows "I'll be Back"
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez flew to Cuba early on Monday for cancer surgery, vowing to return quickly despite admitting the disease could curb his 14-year rule of the South American OPEC nation.
Venezuela's Chavez Returns from Cuba after Treatment
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez made a theatrical return home on Friday after medical treatment in Cuba, walking and joking in a first public appearance for three weeks that quashed rumors he may have been at death's door.
Venezuela's Chavez Back from Cuba Medical Treatment
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez made a theatrical return home on Friday after medical treatment in Cuba, walking and joking in a first public appearance for three weeks that quashed rumors he may have been at death's door.
Chavez's Return to Cuba for Treatment Rattles Venezuela
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was back in Cuba on Wednesday for cancer-linked medical treatment that revived questions about the viability of his socialist rule and left Venezuelans again guessing about his exact condition.
Venezuela's Chavez Heads to Cuba For Medical Treatment
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will travel to Cuba on Tuesday for medical treatment, following a nearly two-week absence from the public eye, months after undergoing cancer surgery on the communist-run island.
U.N. Urges End to U.S. Cuba Embargo for 21st Year
Repeating an annual ritual, the U.N. General Assembly called on Tuesday for the United States to lift its trade embargo against Cuba, whose foreign minister said the blockade against the communist-run island was tantamount to "genocide."
Cuba Opens Sugar Sector to Foreign Management
Brazilian builder Odebrecht SA will begin administrating a Cuban sugar mill next week in the first sign the industry is ready to accept foreign participation since the 1959 revolution, two company sources said on Wednesday.
Hurricane Sandy Threatens U.S. After Hammering Cuba
Hurricane Sandy swelled into a serious threat to much of the U.S. East Coast on Thursday after hammering Cuba's second-largest city and taking aim at the Bahamas, U.S. forecasters said.
Cuba lifting much-reviled travel restrictions
Cuba will scrap much-reviled travel restrictions starting in January, easing most Cubans' exit and return, state media said on Tuesday, in the communist island's first major immigration reform in half a century.
Cuba cuts education spending, shifts priorities
Cuba is cutting back its hallowed free education system and moving students into more practical careers to reduce costs and fill needs in its work force, recently released government statistics show.
Tropical Storm Isaac drenches Haiti, aims for Cuba
Tropical Storm Isaac emerged over warm Caribbean waters on Saturday slightly weaker but ready to regroup after dumping torrential rains on Haiti, where thousands of people remain homeless more than two years after a devastating earthquake.