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Cuba Pardons 2,010 Prisoners During Deepening Energy Crisis

The move signals outreach to Washington during a fuel crunch driven by U.S. pressure.

Cuba Opens Early Talks With U.S. on Economic Role While Reaffirming Political Red Lines

Cuba to Free 51 Prisoners in Vatican-Facilitated Move as Díaz-Canel Confirms Early U.S. Talks

Four Killed After Cuban Forces Intercept Florida-Registered Boat, U.S. Confirms American Among Dead

Supreme Court Weighs Cuba Seizure Suits, Tests Helms‑Burton Against Sovereign Immunity

Trump Declares Emergency, Authorizes Tariffs on Countries Supplying Oil to Cuba

Rights Groups Urge Closure of Fort Bliss ICE Camp as Sworn Accounts Allege Beatings and Coercive Border Dumps

Former Cuban Air Force Pilot Indicted in Florida Over Alleged Green Card Lies

U.S. Restricts Visas of Officials Linked to Cuban Medical Brigades

U.S. bars Central American officials from visas over ties to Cuba’s medical missions

Federal Court to Examine Deportation of U.S. Citizen Children Under Trump Policies

Cuba Experiences Third Nationwide Blackout in Two Months