Cuba has taken another step in its economic opening by authorizing private companies and other non-state operators to run ...

Rumors that Cuba’s nonagenarian ruler Raúl Castro was dead or severely ill had been spreading again on social media.

The U.S. Embassy in Havana issued a health alert Friday over a significant increase in diarrheal illnesses across Cuba, ...

By Dave Sherwood HAVANA, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The U.S. embassy in Havana issued a health alert for Cuba on Friday, warning ...

Cuba has changed dramatically since Castro came to power in 1959 — from Havana tourism to life amid shortages, blackouts, and ...

The U.S. embassy in Havana issued a health alert for Cuba on Friday, warning travelers and residents of a spike in intestinal ...

The new legal framework published in the Official Gazette is the deepest overhaul of the island’s private sector since small ...

The embassy issued a health alert Friday warning of a “significant increase in diarrheal illnesses across Cuba” caused by ...

Islandwide blackouts have become increasingly common, while daily outages in Cuba now surpass 24 hours as the aging grid ...

After an unconfirmed media report this week that 95-year-old Cuban leader Raúl Castro is on life support in Havana, Miami is ...

An economically desperate Cuba is looking to bring money to the island by opening up to U.S. private enterprise. But Cuba’s minister of foreign trade says, don’t call it capitalism.

The Cuban government has formally authorized private businesses to operate retail and restaurant chains across the country.