Cuba
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ECONOMY
Cuba Gasoline Lines Return as Venezuelan Oil Lifeline Suddenly Vanishes
As Venezuela's oil abruptly disappears, Cuba's streets fill again with gasoline lines, dark humor, and quiet fear, exposing how a…
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Entertainment
Cuban Actor Breaks Dance Myths with Grief, Humor, and Motion
At Sundance, where independent cinema thrives on contradiction, a Cuban actor admits he cannot dance—and turns that confession into a…
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AMERICAS
Cuban Exiles in Miami Weigh Liberation Dreams Over Calle Ocho
In Miami, where salsa leaks from doorways and cigar smoke clings to Calle Ocho, some Cuban exiles watched Venezuela’s January…
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ANALYSIS
Venezuela Was the Test Case. Could Cuba and Iran Be Trump’s Next Target
Two weeks after Trump's January 3 raid in Venezuela, the world is reading Caracas like an omen. As protests rage…
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AMERICAS
Cuba After Maduro’s Ouster Braces for Blackouts, Hunger, and Hope
From Havana’s blackouts to Santiago de Cuba’s exile songs, Cubans are treating Nicolás Maduro’s fall as a defining forecast. With…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia, Cuba, and Venezuela Wake to Trump’s New Era of Threats
In a hypothetical scenario, Donald Trump seizes Nicolás Maduro in Caracas, warns Colombia’s Gustavo Petro, predicts Cuba could fall, and…
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ECONOMY
Cuba’s Empty Towers How Military Hotels Bankrupt a Tourist Dream
After Barack Obama’s 2015 opening, Cuba’s military poured scarce dollars into luxury hotels run by Gaviota. The Miami Herald’s Nora…
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AMERICAS
Cuba Puts Its "Fixer" On Trial: Alejandro Gil's Fall From Reformer To Accused Spy
Havana just put Alejandro Gil, once Miguel Díaz-Canel's top economic troubleshooter, on trial for corruption and espionage —the island's biggest…
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AMERICAS
Cuba Fights Pain and Mosquitoes While Chikungunya Spreads Like Gossip
Cuba is aching. From Matanzas to Havana, chikungunya has returned after a decade, spreading through streets lined with trash and…
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AMERICAS
Cuba’s Shadow Soldiers: How Havana’s Fighters in Ukraine Threaten the Americas
The revelation that at least 4,200 Cuban nationals are fighting for Russia in Ukraine isn’t just a battlefield curiosity—it’s a…
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