With the 2028 elections still several years away, the lifting of the age cap has already sparked debate over Cuba’s future ...

Cuba has eliminated the maximum age limit of 60 for presidential candidates, a change approved by parliament as part of a ...

Minor reforms enacted during Raul Castro’s presidency have done little to jumpstart foreign investment or bolster average state worker wages of just $31 per month, according to the Associated Press.

The White House said the administration intends to more strictly enforce travel restrictions for U.S. citizens who want to ...

Cuba's new president, Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel, grew up in the Cuban revolution, ... The economic reforms launched in 2011 promised both, ...

A proposed constitutional reform would divide power in post-Castro Cuba. President Miguel Díaz-Canel would have to share authority with a prime minister and a more powerful head of the national ...

President Raul Castro warned Washington that Cuba would stay focused on defense regardless of who wins the U.S. presidential election in November, but broke no new ground in his Revolution Day ...

Cuba's First Vice-President Miguel Diaz-Canel queues at a polling station in Santa Clara, Cuba, during an election to ratify a new National Assembly, on March 11, 2018.

Says that in 2008, President Barack Obama said normalization with Cuba would first require "liberation of all political prisoners and some basic steps toward freedom, including freedom of the ...

This originally appeared on The Conversation. Leadership changes don't happen often in Cuba—just one since 1959, in fact. That was in 2006, when President Fidel Castro fell ill and was replaced ...

Cuba had scrapped the maximum age limit of 60 for its presidential candidates as part of a constitutional reform approved on ...