Cuba

Shootouts between migrant smugglers and Cuban armed forces suggest that organized crime groups may be shifting their human smuggling tactics.
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An agreement on short-term credit worth 100 million Euro for procurement of rice was signed and a commemorative postal stamp issued.
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Soaring food and fuel prices have compounded Cuba’s woes this year, with the island nation already suffering under the weight of U.S. sanctions.
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They agreed on collaboration and the promotion of new projects in key sectors such as food security, digital connectivity and environmentally sustainable policies.
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Biden’s plan to pick and choose which countries can attend the Summit has set off regional fireworks.
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Expanded travel; remittances that families can send to their relatives returned to the Obama policy; and family reunification are included in the announcement.
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An explosion late Friday morning destroyed a hotel in Havana, Cuba, killing at least 22 people and injuring at least 64.
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Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and retired leader Raul Castro headed a huge march in Havana celebrating May Day for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
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“This war could have been avoided.” Cuba's deputy foreign minister calls out the U.S. for pushing “double standards” under the guise of international human rights law.
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“Look,” he says, “now things are going to get more difficult," referencing the Cuban government’s decision to fix prices to retail standards for a series of products.
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