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Ecuador's president says that Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez is now undergoing cancer surgery in Cuba.

UK police to interview Shaker Aamer in Cuba, as his family send appeals to President Obama

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A penthouse overlooking Havana's Malecón seaside wall is a new breed of 'casa particular', says Claire Boobbyer

President Barack Obama won a historic share of Cuban American ballots in Florida this week, challenging the Republican Party's lock on a voting bloc that for decades has defined US policy toward Cuba and the Castro brothers.

He told Castro that he would follow the family tradition and die for his beliefs

A quarter-century after 'The Bonfire of the Vanities', one of America's great chroniclers is disgusted at where his country is headed

Former leader hits back at claims he had a stroke and had only weeks to live

Colombia's government and Marxist Farc rebels will move to Cuba in mid-November to start substantive peace talks after nearly five decades of war, according to a joint declaration in Norway yesterday.

FIFTY years after the Cuban missile crisis, there are signs even Cuban government is beginning to relax.

The military tribunal for the 9/11 terrorism case resumed yesterday without three of the five defendants – the result of a judge's ruling that the men could not be forced to attend the session.

Cuba will scrap much-reviled travel restrictions starting in January, easing most Cubans' exit and return, state media said yesterday, in the communist island's first major immigration reform in more than half a century.