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Accused U.S. spies for Cuba in court

A former State Department analyst and his wife have a court date Thursday as a federal judge reviews their possible trial on charges of spying for Cuba.

U.N. again condemns U.S. embargo against Cuba

For the 18th year in a row, the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday voted to condemn the 47-year embargo against Cuba by the United States.

Castro's sister: She helped CIA against Cuban leaders

Juanita Castro, the younger sister of Cuban leaders Fidel and Raul Castro, worked for the CIA during some crucial years of the Cold War, she says in her new memoir.

Senior U.S. official holds talks in Cuba

A senior American diplomat had high-level talks with the Cuban government in Havana, the State Department said Tuesday.

Thousands mourn Cuban revolutionary

Thousands gathered in the Cuban capital on Sunday to pay their respects to one of Cuba's few remaining original revolutionaries, Juan Almeida, who according to state media died of a heart attack Friday evening.

U.S. eases Cuban restrictions

The U.S. Treasury announced it has changed its regulations to lift restrictions on the ability of Cuban Americans to visit relatives in Cuba and send them money.

New Mexico governor urges U.S., Cuba to improve ties

The United States and Cuba should show some flexibility and take steps to improve relations, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said Friday during a weeklong trade mission to the island nation.

Castro reviews Obama's performance

Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro criticized President Obama for expanding the war effort in Afghanistan, but Castro also mildly praised Obama's domestic initiatives, such as health care reform.

Cuban president vows to defend socialism

Havana is ready and willing to start a dialogue with Washington, Cuban President Raul Castro said in a speech to parliament Saturday, but warned that political and regime change are not up for negotiation.

Cuba postpones Communist Party Congress

Cuban President Raúl Castro has postponed what would be the first Communist Party Congress since 1997, state media reported Friday.

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