Cuba Embargo

The organization said in an Instagram post that the embargo had "the explicit intention of destabilizing the country."

Black Lives Matter issued a statement after Cubans took to the streets to call for political change amid the nation's worst economic crisis in decades.

Sanders, a self-professed socialist, is the most-prominent progressive lawmaker to react to the protests in Cuba so far.

The nation has mobilized its medical forces to help contain the COVID-19 epidemic, but its strained relationship with the U.S. has taken its toll as well.

A year after Fidel's death, some wonder whether Raúl Castro is willing to leave power on February 24, 2018—as he promised in 2013.

The president has invoked "God's help" to free Cuba, but religious leaders disagree with his new policy. And they aren't the only ones.

Congress has reintroduced 2015 legislation to repeal all restrictions on travel to Cuba.

The U.S. president campaigned to roll back Obama's detente with the Communist Caribbean island.

More than 100 Cuban small business owners sent a letter to Trump urging him not to roll back Obama's eased restrictions on travel, trade and investment with Cuba.

The Cuban revolutionary leader could never accept why bilateral relations should be held hostage to his policies in the Third World.

Tourism revenue was up 15 percent in the first half of 2016, compared to the same period in 2015.

The steps are part of President Barack Obama's effort to make his historic opening to Cuba "irreversible" by the time he leaves office in January.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, Sen. Marco Rubio, and Sen. Robert Menendez are among the dozens of politicians responding to Kurt Eichenwald's investigation into a Trump Hotels-funded trip to Cuba.

No Americans should be dancing and dining their way through Cuba, enjoying the beaches, while those struggling for freedom lie in prison.

Only the U.S. and Israel voted in favor of the decades-long embargo.

The regulations, to be announced as soon as Friday, include allowing U.S. companies to establish subsidiaries with Cuba.

Relations between Cuba and the United States have been warming up since late 2014.

Arrests and harassment of dissidents continue, despite progress on lifting the embargo.

Trademark law and the FDA may still stop us smoking fine Havanas.

At best, the benefits from Obama's ditching of a half-decade of U.S. isolation of Cuba won't come quickly.

The pope's Hail Mary in Havana may be only the start of the Vatican's new, more audacious plans.

While tourism traveling is not yet allowed, experts believe Americans are clamoring to get 90 miles south of the border.

"More yumas mean more consumption. More consumption means more money. More money generates a better life."

Paving the way for the breakthrough: Swapped spies, the Pope's blessing and Canadian diplomacy.

The move will make it easier for Americans to travel to the island