Imperialism coldly plans its timing. Every step is part of its historic obsession with taking over Cuba.
To the historic blockade —the longest in history— it added a fuel blockade through blackmail and threats against anyone attempting to sell oil to Cuba. On top of that, it imposed a new set of sanctions between January 29 and May 7.
The great celebration of Cuban recorded music, Cubadisco 2026, officially kicked off this Saturday, May 16, with an awards gala held at the Covarrubias Hall of Cuba’s National Theater, where the most outstanding national music productions were recognized in 35 specialized categories. The Grand Prize of this year’s edition was awarded to renowned singer Isaac Delgado for his album Mira cómo vengo.
Washington, D.C., May 15, 2026.– The Embassy of Cuba in the United States hosted a reception organized by the Washington Intergovernmental Professional Group (WIPG), with the participation of professionals from the Washington metropolitan area, primarily linked to lobbying firms, as well as the legal and business sectors. The gathering provided an opportunity for open dialogue and constructive exchange among attendees.
Thirty-three members of the United States House of Representatives sent a letter to the U.S. government demanding that it abandon any plans for military action against Cuba, lift coercive measures, and stop using the Guantánamo Naval Base as a migrant detention center.
As part of their working visit to the city of Memphis, the Second Chief of Mission of the Cuban Embassy in the United States, Ambassador Tanieris Diéguez, and Second Secretary Gabriela Castillo held a productive exchange with administrators and professors from the International Relations Department at the University of Memphis.