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Despite US pressure, Cuba's government security apparatus maintains its grip on power through extensive surveillance of citizens in their homes, workplaces, and even public spaces like cinemas.
A blockade on oil imports is leaving Cuba with few resources. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio wants Cuba's government on its knees. The situation has become even more tense following a fatal confrontation at sea.
Cuba's government says the 10 people on a Florida-registered boat that opened fire on its soldiers were terrorists trying to infiltrate the island. The country says its forces killed four people.
Despite U.S. predictions of collapse and challenges like rationed power and a decimated tourism industry, Cuba's government remains in charge, with its citizens continuing to cope.
Cuba's government is communicating with the U.S. after a fatal boat shooting, releasing names of alleged suspects accused of planning an invasion and terrorism.
Four people aboard a speedboat registered in Florida are dead after a shootout with Cuban troops in Cuban territorial waters ... according to Cuba's government. The deadly shootout happened Wednesday morning near an island in Cuba's Villa Clara…
Cuba's government has begun releasing prisoners and confirmed it has been holding talks with the US, as officials seek solutions amidst a severe energy crisis on the island.
Cuba's government reported a firefight between its coastguard and a Florida-registered speedboat carrying armed Cubans from the U.S. who were allegedly attempting to infiltrate the island and unleash terrorism, resulting in four deaths.