US issues advisory for Cuba over cholera cases

The United States has issued an advisory for travelers to Cuba after several foreign visitors were sickened by cholera in recent weeks. In a security message dated Tuesday, the U.S. Interests Section in Havana recommended visitors and U.S. citizens living on the island avoid untreated water, street food and under- or uncooked dishes such as ceviche. Read More

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Cuba Defeats Japan and Keeps Undefeated at Canada's World Baseball Challenge

Cuba's Ciego de Avila Tigers kept undefeated at the World Baseball Challenge, in Canada, after edging Japan's JX-Eneos of Yokohama 8-7 on Monday  Read More

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Cuba Presents Cancer Drug in Laos

A Cuban cancer pharmaceutical, known as Vidatox 30CH;  was  presented in Laos, the first Asian country to have registered the drug Read More

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Cuba strides in renewable energy development

With the recent launch of a solar energy farm, Cuba has made strides in the renewable energy development as experts say the island country has the potential to become a renewable-energy powerhouse. Read More

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Yasiel Puig open to playing for Cuba

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig said Monday that he could see himself playing for Cuba, if defectors were allowed to play for the national team one day. Read More

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Dissident's family sues Cuba in Spain over his death

The family of late Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya launched a lawsuit in Spain on Monday accusing Cuban secret service agents of involvement in his death Read More

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