Cuba

Inside Fidel Castro's Cuba — and His Legacy

By Pico Iyer

Fidel Castro Dies at 90

By Tim Padgett

LIFE With Fidel Castro: See Early Photos of the Cuban Leader

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

World Leaders React to Fidel Castro's Death

By Katie Reilly
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How Castro Went From Revolutionary to Ruler

The Cuban leader has died at 90

By Lily Rothman

Fidel Castro: A Life in Pictures

A pictorial look back at the legendary strongman's early days and rise to power

By TIME Photo

Cuba to Hold Military Drills After Trump Victory

Strategic exercises typically coincide with periods of diplomatic tension and have been used to send a signal to the U.S.

By Joseph Hincks

Philippines' Duterte Offers a Glimpse of What Trump Foreign Policy Might Be Like

Both the Philippine President and the U.S. Republican presidential candidate have irked traditional allies and move closer to rivals

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

President Obama Lifts Restrictions on Cuban Rum and Cigars

The changes will take effect Oct. 17

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

CUBA: The Long Way to America

  By Karl Vick | Photographs by Lisette Poole The shortest route from Cuba to the U.S. is 90 miles. But that’s across the Florida Straits, and Liset Barrios gets nervous on a boat. So...

John Oliver Reminds the World That Guantanamo Prison Still Exists

Oliver believes that Obama should make good on his promise to close the prison now or simply move it to the U.S.

By Melissa Locker

See Scenes From Hurricane Matthew's Devastating Trail of Destruction

A look at the hurricane's destruction as it traveled north

By TIME Photo

A Soulful Photographic Portrait of Cuba

Rose Marie Cromwell offers a lyric homage to Cuba

By Paula Kupfer

Photographing the Last Days of FARC

Alvaro Ybarra Zavala has spent the last 12 years documenting Colombia's FARC

By Alice Gabriner

First Scheduled Flight Between U.S. and Cuba Lands

But a memorandum of understanding between Cuba and the U.S. will limit Havana flights to 20 round trips per day

By Jeffrey Dastin / Reuters

U.S. Transfers 15 Guantánamo Detainees to UAE

The facility's population is down to 61 detainees

By Daniel White

How Cuba's Reggaeton Defies Internet Restrictions

Reggaeton incorporates elements of hip-hop, electronic music and rap with influences of Jamaican dancehall

By Chelsea Matiash

You Can Soon Get Cuban Coffee for Your Nespresso

For the first time in half a century, Cuban coffee will be sold in the U.S. starting this fall

By John Kell / Fortune

6 U.S. Airlines Approved for Cuba Flights

Six American airlines will be allowed to conduct flights in the fall

By Daniel White

Former Cuban Prisoner: Human-Rights Violations Remain

Despite renewed ties with the U.S.

By Armando Valladares
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