Cuba Says It Won't Attend Summit of the Americas in June After U.S. Snub

Cuba Says It Won't Attend Summit of the Americas in June After U.S. Snub

Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel said his country will no longer participate in the Summit of the Americas in June after the U.S. failed to extend a proper invitation.
Boat With Over 800 Migrants From Haiti Arrives in Cuba Instead of the U.S.

Boat With Over 800 Migrants From Haiti Arrives in Cuba Instead of the U.S.

By Joshua Summers
A boat with at least 842 migrants from Haiti en route to the U.S. arrived on Cuba's coast instead. Pregnant women and children were among migrants on the boat.
U.S. Restores Commercial Flights to Cuba Cities Besides Havana, Suspends Money Transfer Limits

U.S. Restores Commercial Flights to Cuba Cities Besides Havana, Suspends Money Transfer Limits

By Joshua Summers
The U.S. will ease some restrictions imposed on Cuba during the Trump administration, including flights and money transfers.
Cuba Hotel Massive Explosion Death Toll Rises to 43

Cuba Hotel Massive Explosion Death Toll Rises to 43

By Joshua Summers
The death toll from a massive explosion at a luxury hotel in Havana, Cuba rose to 43 on Tuesday as rescuers continued to search for possible survivors.
Mexico Pres. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Will Boycott Americas Summit if Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Will Not Be Invited

Mexico Pres. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Will Boycott Americas Summit if Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Will Not Be Invited

By Joshua Summers
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador threatens to not attend the upcoming Americas summit if there will be an exclusion of a Latin American country.
Cuba Havana Hotel Explosion: Death Toll Rises to 30 as Search Continues Following Tragedy

Cuba Havana Hotel Explosion: Death Toll Rises to 30 as Search Continues Following Tragedy

By Joshua Summers
The death toll of a massive explosion at a luxury hotel in Havana, Cuba climbed to 30 as rescuers continued searching for possible survivors following the tragedy.
Cuba: Massive Explosion in Havana Hotel Kills at Least 18, Injures 64 Others; Video Shows Scary Aftermath

Cuba: Massive Explosion in Havana Hotel Kills at Least 18, Injures 64 Others; Video Shows Scary Aftermath

By Joshua Summers
Here's the effect of the explosion in a Havana hotel in Cuba on Friday, a tragedy that authorities believe was caused by an accident.
U.S. Embassy in Cuba Starts Issuing Visas Again After 4 Years of Not Doing so Due to Alleged Sonic Attacks

U.S. Embassy in Cuba Starts Issuing Visas Again After 4 Years of Not Doing so Due to Alleged Sonic Attacks

By Mary Webber
The U.S. embassy in Cuba has resumed issuing visas after more than four years of not doing so due to alleged sonic attacks against diplomatic personnel.
Cuba Travel Guide: Here's What You Need to Know Before Visiting the Caribbean Country

Cuba Travel Guide: Here's What You Need to Know Before Visiting the Caribbean Country

By Mary Webber
If you decide to travel to Cuba, here are some travel safety tips for avoiding trouble on your trip.
Cuba Government: More Than 100 Cuban Protesters Sentenced to 30 Years of Imprisonment

Cuba Government: More Than 100 Cuban Protesters Sentenced to 30 Years of Imprisonment

By Mary Webber
Cuba government has sentenced more than 100 Cuban protesters who took part in an anti-government protest in Cuba in July.
Afro Latin Jazz Alliance, Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture Present 'OG Burn, a Tribute to, Un Homenaje a Eddie Bobè'

Afro Latin Jazz Alliance, Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture Present 'OG Burn, A Tribute To, Un Homenaje a Eddie Bobè'

By Jessel Thomas
The Afro Latin Jazz Alliance (ALJA) and Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture present "OG Burn, A Tribute To, Un Homenaje a Eddie Bobè" to commemorate the life and music of master percussionist Eddie Bobè.
Cuba: U.S. to Continue 'Limited' Visa Services for Cubans; Havana Embassy to Increase Staff

Cuba: U.S. to Continue 'Limited' Visa Services for Cubans; Havana Embassy to Increase Staff

By Joshua Summers
The U.S. government announces that it will resume visa processing in Cuba, following years of pause.
Mexico Detains More Than 1,200 U.S.-Bound Migrants in a Single Day

Mexico Detains More Than 1,200 U.S.-Bound Migrants in a Single Day

By Jess Smith
Mexican authorities have intercepted more than 1,200 migrants bound for the U.S. in the past 24 hours, Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM) said.
Havana Syndrome Affects Recruitment in U.S. Diplomatic Corps, Diplomats Say | Here's What May Cause the Mysterious Illness

Havana Syndrome Affects Recruitment in U.S. Diplomatic Corps, Diplomats Say | Here's What May Cause the Mysterious Illness

By Joshua Summers
U.S. diplomats on Thursday said the Havana syndrome is affecting the recruitment in the U.S. diplomatic corps.
1 Body Found as U.S. Coast Guard Continues to Search for 38 Still Missing From Capsized Boat off Florida

Florida: 1 Body Found as U.S. Coast Guard Continues to Search for 38 Still Missing From Capsized Boat

By Jess Smith
The U.S. Coast Guard said Wednesday it had recovered a body during a search for 39 people whose boat capsized off Florida's Atlantic coast over the weekend.
Cuba Protests: Nearly 800 People Charged Over Anti-Government Demonstrations, Prosecutors Say

Cuba Protests: Nearly 800 People Charged Over Anti-Government Demonstrations, Prosecutors Say

By Joshua Summers
Prosecutors in Cuba said at least 790 people, including dozens of teenagers, were charged over the anti-government protests that erupted in July.
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