33 articles tagged with "Cuba"
Cuban authorities have commenced a mass pardon, releasing 2,010 inmates. This decision appears influenced by escalating tensions with the Trump administration.
Cuba's decision to pardon over 2,000 prisoners, including young individuals, women, and the elderly, reflects significant implications for its prison infrastructure and international relations.
The arrival of a Russian oil tanker in Cuba underscores the ongoing energy collaboration between the two nations amidst geopolitical tensions.
The arrival of the tanker Anatoly Kolodkin in Matanzas marks a significant development in Cuba's energy supply, following a notable easing of US pressure.
President Trump's recent comments on a Russian tanker delivering oil to Cuba highlight significant infrastructure and geopolitical implications for energy supply chains.
A Russian oil tanker has arrived in Cuban waters, potentially alleviating the country's oil supply challenges as U.S. President Trump appears to soften his stance on the blockade.
President Trump indicates acceptance of a Russian oil tanker delivering aid to Cuba, which could have implications for U.S. sanctions and regional energy dynamics.
The US has permitted a Russian oil tanker to approach Cuba, signaling a potential shift in policy as the island faces an acute energy crisis.
Cuba's recent nationwide civilian military exercise highlights the government's strategy to enhance youth militarisation amid a fuel crisis, impacting resource allocation and operational readiness.
Cuba's president has committed to locating two vessels from the Our America Convoy that were delivering essential supplies, highlighting the impact of US sanctions on aid logistics.
A Russian oil tanker is reportedly nearing Cuba, with Moscow confirming the shipment as humanitarian aid. This development raises questions about US enforcement of its blockade.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns of critical health impacts in Cuba due to extensive power outages affecting healthcare services.
Cuba's recent nationwide blackouts underscore significant challenges in its electrical infrastructure, exacerbated by external factors such as the US oil blockade.
Cuba faces significant power outages due to an aging national grid and ongoing US oil sanctions, highlighting critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Cuba's power grid has collapsed for the third time in March 2026, highlighting ongoing infrastructure issues and the impact of external pressures such as the U.S. oil blockade.
Cuba's national power grid has failed again, resulting in widespread outages and highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges compounded by external pressures.
Cuba's power grid has collapsed for the second time within a week, highlighting vulnerabilities in energy infrastructure exacerbated by the US oil blockade.
Cuba is set to receive its first shipment of Russian oil this year, a crucial development amid ongoing severe power outages and reliance on alternative energy sources.
European activists have successfully delivered five tons of medical supplies to Cuba, which is currently facing severe economic challenges due to a US energy blockade.
Cuba's leadership has articulated a commitment to resist perceived takeover attempts by the US, citing concerns over collective punishment affecting infrastructure and societal stability.
The collapse of Cuba's national electric grid has left millions without power, highlighting vulnerabilities in energy infrastructure exacerbated by external factors.
Infrastructure lens: Photographer Lucien Lung captures the tense atmosphere in Cuba through his lens, revealing a changing sense of hope.
Cuba has experienced a significant nationwide blackout, marking the third major outage in four months and highlighting critical issues in its energy infrastructure.
The collapse of Cuba's national electric grid has resulted in a nationwide blackout, affecting approximately 10 million people. This incident raises significant concerns regarding the resilience of the country's energy infrastructure.
Cuba's electrical system has experienced a total disconnection, prompting an investigation by the government. This incident coincides with the Trump administration's blockade of Venezuelan oil shipments.
Recent protests in Moron, Cuba, signal significant stress on the country's infrastructure, exacerbated by ongoing economic challenges and blackouts.
Ongoing blackouts in Cuba, exacerbated by a US oil blockade, have led to significant civil unrest. The Cuban government is reportedly engaging in discussions with the US to address these challenges.
A protest at a provincial office of the Cuban Communist Party escalated from a peaceful demonstration to vandalism, resulting in five arrests. This incident raises questions about local governance and protest management.
Cuba's government has confirmed ongoing discussions with the US amid a severe energy crisis, which has led to the release of prisoners as part of its response strategy.
Cuba's president has confirmed negotiations with the US as the country grapples with the impacts of an oil blockade, alongside plans to release 51 prisoners.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel has confirmed the initiation of talks with the US, addressing the implications of the current blockade on Cuba's infrastructure and economy.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel confirms discussions with US officials to address the blockade, highlighting the need for solutions to bilateral differences.
Cuba's decision to release 51 prisoners comes amid ongoing dialogue with the Vatican, though the status of political detainees remains uncertain.