Camila Cabello on Cuba: ‘Many people are starving, looking for food in trash heaps’

Singer Camila Cabello raised awareness about the crisis in Cuba and asked her fans to support the Catholic Church’s social services work on the communist island.

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Push for change in Cuba comes from all directions as crisis worsens

Leftist activists from New York and California and Republican lawmakers in Florida are all pushing for change in Cuba.

CubaMax customers in Miami send aid to family struggling with shortages in communist island

CubaMax, a shipping company with offices in Miami-Dade County, was only allowing one box per customer, as Cubans in South Florida rushed to send aid to relatives on the communist island.

Cuban president agrees to U.S. talks: ‘We are not a threat’

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel announced on Thursday that he is willing to have talks with the United States.

U.S. diplomats in Havana issue security alert

U.S. diplomats warn about reports of ‘threat of detention’ to U.S. citizens in Cuba

U.S. diplomats recently warned the public that the U.S. Embassy in Havana “is unable to address any issues” related to “forced departure” from Cuba.

How Cuban official went from being the president’s right-hand man to a ‘traitor’

Laura Gil took to Facebook on Wednesday to reiterate her request to the Cuban government that her father’s trial in Havana be done publicly.

South Florida star shows Cuban music transcends politics in Broadway

A 21-year-old South Florida star is shining in a five-time Tony-award-winning Broadway musical centered on a love of Cuban music that transcends politics.

Remembering Pope Francis’ historic visit to Cuba

Pope Francis’ visit to the United States in September of 2015 was part of a larger trip to North America.

A building collapse in Havana leaves 1 person dead and at least 2 injured

A building in the historic center of Havana that housed 13 families has collapsed, leaving one person dead and at least two injured.

Delta Airlines restarts 2 daily Miami-Havana flights

Yudith Padron was flying out of Miami International Airport to Havana on Monday morning. She said in Spanish that she had chosen Delta over American Airlines because it was “cheaper to travel.”

Passengers arriving at MIA from Havana talk about experience in Cuba

Passengers landing at Miami International Airport talk about their experience in Cuba during the ongoing protests.

Violent crackdown in Cuba: Soldiers leave ‘pool of blood’ during arrest in Cárdenas, activist says

Vito LaNave said his friend in Cuba was panicking. The South Florida resident said his friend in Havana sent him text messages asking him to tell friends in Miami that Cuban police officers were arresting, beating, and killing unarmed civilians.

Absence of Castro brothers could test Cuba’s Communist structure, experts say

Experts in Miami agree that even though Raul Castro will no longer officially lead the Cuban Communist Party, he still remains the most powerful man on the island. His partial absence will likely test the current structure.