U.S.-Cuba relations

The U.S. Department of State recently lowered its danger alert on travel to Cuba. The move is intended to rectify, in part, a policy that has been opposed by a majority of persons…
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There appears to be bad news in the horizon dealing with Cuba travel. The Daily Caller and The Hill are reporting that “President Donald Trump is set to announce a rollback of former…
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On April 17th, 1961, the Cuban-exile invasion force, known as Brigade 2506, landed at beaches along the Bay of Pigs. Late last year, the Brigade 2506 Veterans Association formally…
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Excerpts from address by President Raúl Castro Ruz to the National Assembly of the People's Power on Tuesday (Dec. 29) in Havana's Palace of Conventions.
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Josefina de la Caridad Vidal Ferreiro has been selected by Foreign Policy magazine as one of the four decision-makers most responsible "for bridging the Straits of Florida" this past…
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More than 50 years of a blockade policy accepted whatever initiative has occurred to any president, legislator, lobbyist or functionary who has wanted to take a shot at Cuba. The…
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It is still too soon to predict the real reach of the new measures, inasmuch as it would require the legal interpretations for their application, but advances are being made in the…
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Text of Statement by the Revolutionary Government, published in the daily Granma and translated by Progreso Weekly.
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Presidents Obama and Raúl Castro on Wednesday announced that embassies in Washington and Havana will reopen on July 20.
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A spokeswoman for McAuliffe said he's hopeful the easing of relations with Cuba will strengthen the state's trade relations with the country.
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