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U.S. Plans Indictment of Raúl Castro Over 1996 Civilian Plane Shootdown

The move signals a push to pair prosecution with talks to test Washington’s leverage over Havana.

Cuba Says Fuel Reserves Are Exhausted as Blackouts and Protests Spread

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U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s Military Conglomerate GAESA and Nickel Venture, Prompting Sherritt Pullback

DOJ Moves to Revoke Citizenship of Ex-U.S. Ambassador Who Spied for Cuba

UN Rights Experts Denounce U.S. Fuel Blockade of Cuba as ‘Energy Starvation’

Trump Expands Cuba Sanctions With Global Reach

Cuba Confirms Rare U.S. Delegation Visit, Presses to End Fuel Blockade

U.S. Opens Cuba Talks as Trump Signals a ‘New Dawn’

Cuba Begins Releasing 2,010 Prisoners in Holy Week Pardon

Cuba Starts Holy Week Amnesty To Free 2,010 Prisoners

FBI Team Arrives in Cuba to Probe Deadly Speedboat Shootout

Sanctioned Russian Tanker Docks in Cuba After U.S. Grants Humanitarian Exception

Trump Warns 'Cuba Is Next' as Blackouts and Fuel Shortages Deepen

WHO Sounds Alarm as Cuba’s Health System Buckles in Fuel-Driven Blackouts

Cuba Restores Power After Nationwide Blackout With Officials Warning of a Fragile Grid

Cuba Suffers Second Nationwide Blackout in a Week After Nuevitas Plant Failure

U.S. Fuel Squeeze Deepens Cuba Crisis as Washington Presses Leadership Change

Cuba Races to Restore Power After Nationwide Grid Collapse as Trump Threatens to 'Take' Island

Cuba to Allow Diaspora to Own Businesses as Blackouts Spur Unrest

Cuba Confirms Talks With U.S. as Oil Squeeze Deepens