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FILE – A U.S. and Cuban flag hangs on a wall in Havana, Cuba, Monday, Jan 11, 2021. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa, File) | Photo Credit: AP A U.S. State Department report on Monday accused Cuban spies of infiltrating the highest levels of government in Washington and aiding “left-wing terrorism” on American soil. Containing little new…
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Children play inside their home during a nationwide blackout after Cuba’s national power grid collapsed, marking the third major outage in nine days, in Havana, Cuba, on July 14, 2026. | Photo Credit: Reuters Cuba suffered another blackout of the National Electric System, or SEN, leaving the entire country without power, officials said. The blackout…
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Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel. File | Photo Credit: Reuters Cuba’s President said in an interview published Monday (May 9, 2026) that the United States was considering three possible scenarios for its pressure campaign against the communist-led island: fomenting social unrest, assuming control of the economy or launching a military campaign. The remarks by Miguel Diaz-Canel…
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Two ships moving through the Atlantic Ocean have caught the attention of maritime intelligence companies and geostrategists across the world. The Anatoly Kolodkin, owned by the Russian government and carrying an estimated 7,30,000 barrels of crude oil, is heading towards energy-starved Cuba in clear defiance of Donald Trump’s illegal energy blockade of the socialist island-nation. Shipping…
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Cuban and U.S. flags are pictured at the U.S. Embassy in Havana on March 16, 2026. | Photo Credit: AFP The U.S. military is not rehearsing for an invasion of Cuba or actively preparing to militarily take over the island, the top general overseeing American forces in Latin America told lawmakers on Thursday (March 19,…
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The smell of sulfur hits hard in this coastal town that produces petroleum and is home to one of Cuba’s largest thermoelectric plants. Yet, even as the plant cranks back to life, residents remain in the dark, surrounded by energy sources they cannot use. As tensions deepen between Cuba and the U.S. after it attacked…
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