The Latest Breaking News from Cuba

Cuba's first independent video game launched internationally this week after its creators leveled up from an epic real-world quest: battling sanctions, wrestling with internet connection demons, and forging through economic turmoil.

The president appeared on the mid-day TV newscast and made the announcement. In the address, he noted that his administration has made an "enormous effort" to ensure that the entire 11 million population gets a proper food supply.

One thought lingers all day in the mind of Diana Ruiz: How will the Cuban mother feed her 6-year-old son, a dilemma faced by parents across an island hit by blackouts and food shortages.

Cabrera recounts the hardships in his journey from Cuba to the U.S. to become one of the world's best bartenders

The island is facing persistent blackouts and food shortages amid its worst economic crisis in decades

Protests in Santiago, Cuba due to blackouts and food shortages spark discontent and desire for change, highlighting ongoing challenges in the country.

Despite his campaign promises, the president is mimicking Trump’s approach to the island and fueling its economic misery

He also addressed Cuba's food shortage, which prompted rare protests in the country.

Hundreds of people have taken to the streets in recent days in the city of Santiago.