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A combination of established figures and newcomers stands out on the
list of the selection of Cuba to the Third World Baseball Classic, to be
held from March 2 to 19 in several countries. Read More
For years, Cuban dissidents say, authorities’ message to them has been the same: Sure, you can leave the country. Just don’t expect us to let you come back. Read More
Cuba's Public Health Ministry on Tuesday acknowledged 51 new cases of cholera in the capital amid growing concerns about the illness' spread and disappointment in the diplomatic community over the government's lack of transparency. Read More
Cubans formed long lines outside travel agencies and migration offices in Havana on Monday as a highly anticipated new law took effect ending the island's much-hated exit visa requirement. Read More
Colombia's main rebel group said Monday that it will halt its unilateral cease-fire this weekend, adding a dose of uncertainty even as peace talks to end the half-century-old conflict resumed in the Cuban capital. Read More
The lines outside Havana's immigration offices have grown longer than ever in recent weeks, as Cubans rush to apply for their first passport. Read More
Richard Blanco – who will compose an original poem to recite at Obama's Jan. 21 swearing-in – will be the first Latino, the first openly gay, and youngest inaugural poet ever. Read More
Peruvian President Ollanta Humala arrived in Havana, Cuba, Friday afternoon for an official visit aimed at strengthening the historic bilateral relationship and sign agreements on cooperation in education and science. Read More
Cuba saw more than 2.838 million tourist arrivals in 2012, which set a new tourism record in the country, the Cuban Tourism Ministry reported on Friday. Read More
