Cuba has suffered a massive power outage affecting Havana and the country’s provinces that has left millions in the dark.

Cuba faced a massive power outage affecting Havana and various provinces, leaving millions without electricity. The blackout ...

Christopher Columbus first dropped anchor in Gibara in 1492, and it would become a bastion of Cuban colonial history. Nowadays, its port, which has been left out of the usual tourist circuits, still ...

“The whole eastern province of Cuba is to Cuban music what Appalachia is to country music in the U.S.,” says the co-director of the forthcoming documentary, “The Sound of Santiago.” “It’s so isolated.

The Cuban regime's ongoing failure to provide adequate meals for schoolchildren has once again come under scrutiny. This ...

On the evening of July 24, 1953, Fidel's men (and two women) boarded two buses and left Havana for Santiago de Cuba, with the excuse of attending the carnival revels then in full swing.

Cuban Minister of Domestic Trade Betsy Díaz Velázquez has expressed a strong interest in fostering joint ventures with ...

Over 30 foreign documentary filmmakers will be at hand at the Santiago Alvarez In Memoriam International Festival to take ...

Standout relics include blood-stained uniforms of the fallen from the Santiago de Cuba Moncada Barracks attack, maps that were used for navigation during the war and bullet holes from an attempted ...