By Ayose Naranjo HAVANA, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Cuba on Thursday marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of revolutionary ...

"A centrally planned model that has proven incapable of generating sustained growth" is the fundamental cause of Cuba's crisis, the economists argue.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel defended a sweeping package of economic reforms, while blaming U.S. sanctions for the deepening economic crisis.

The man who ruled Cuba with immense influence for nearly five decades would have turned 100 this week, and the country is ...

Independent UN human rights experts on Thursday condemned a fresh round of US sanctions against Cuba, calling them an attempt ...

Amid a crippling energy crisis in Cuba, U.S. companies have exported about $96 million in fuel to the island's private sector ...

Economic reforms recently announced in Cuba do not entail a return to capitalism and will be closely controlled by the ...

Island faces an ever-intensifying squeeze that began when the Trump administration imposed a fuel blockade in January and ...

In the face of severe fuel shortages in Cuba, purchases of solar panels in China have increased dramatically — the country is betting on the transition to solar generation. This was reported on August ...

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel accused the United States of waging "psychological warfare" against Cuba and trying to ...