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The Lights Are Going Out in Cuba - Karl Mancini / DER SPIEGEL

The Lights Are Going Out in Cuba - Karl Mancini / DER SPIEGEL

Trump's Blockade The Lights Are Going Out in Cuba

U.S. President Donald Trump is forcing Cuba to its knees. Power outages are the norm and people are having trouble making ends meet. Many say, though, that the problems are homemade. By Alexander Sarovic in Havana

Taking Stock of Obama's Cuba Visit - Rebecca Blackwell/ AP

Taking Stock of Obama's Cuba Visit - Rebecca Blackwell/ AP

Three Days with the President Taking Stock of Obama's Cuba Visit

It wasn't always easy, but in the end Barack Obama and Raúl Castro did the wave together in the stadium. Veit Medick was in Cuba, traveling with the US president's press corps. Impressions from a memorable state visit. Von Veit Medick

You Can Never Be Too Late in Havana - Sven Creutzmann / DER SPIEGEL

You Can Never Be Too Late in Havana - Sven Creutzmann / DER SPIEGEL

Last Chance, Amigo? You Can Never Be Too Late in Havana

The pope has been there, Obama is there this week and the Rolling Stones are arriving soon. Everyone wants a chance to see Socialism one last time before it dies. But what is it like to visit Cuba for a former citizen of East Germany? Von Jochen-Martin Gutsch

The Waiting Room by the Sea Times Are A-Changin' in Havana

A new law easing travel restrictions goes into effect on the Caribbean island of Cuba on Jan. 14. With tentative reforms, the Castro regime is preparing for the 55th anniversary of the country's revolution. A sea change is already on the horizon in the capital Havana. Von Walter Mayr

Havana Gets a Taste of the Free Market - Jose Goitia/ picture alliance / dpa

Havana Gets a Taste of the Free Market - Jose Goitia/ picture alliance / dpa

Cuba's Pioneering Days Havana Gets a Taste of the Free Market

Inhabitants of the communist bastion of Cuba have been getting a taste of the free market lately with the introduction of market reforms by President Raúl Castro. The Catholic Church is supporting his endeavor, and Pope Benedict's visit could boost efforts to open up the country. Von Jens Glüsing

Left Party Sends Birthday Wishes to Castro - Javier Galeano/ AP

Left Party Sends Birthday Wishes to Castro - Javier Galeano/ AP

Felicitations for Fidel Left Party Sends Birthday Wishes to Castro

Leaders of Germany's far-left Left Party have rattled politicians of all stripes by praising Fidel Castro in an adulating letter to mark Cuba's former communist leader's 85th birthday. Even some within the far-left party say the remarks went too far.

Americans in Cuba German Photos Capture Pre-Castro Tourism

Legendary German photographer Heinrich Heidersberger worked on a cruise ship, the MS Atlantic, in 1954. He took thousands of pictures of Americans sailing from New York to Havana -- something Americans haven't been allowed to do for almost 50 years. The pictures are now on display in Hamburg.

Interview with Mariela Castro 'We Need Changes in Cuba'

Mariela Castro, daughter of the Cuban president, talks about economic reforms and human rights in her country, her relationship with her family and Cuba's sexual revolution.

A Power Struggle for Cuba's Future? - Alejandro Ernesto/ dpa

A Power Struggle for Cuba's Future? - Alejandro Ernesto/ dpa

Dissident Releases A Power Struggle for Cuba's Future?

Cuban President Raul Castro has begun releasing 52 imprisoned dissidents. Is this the hoped-for signal of liberalization? Critics of the regime do not believe that a sea change is in the works. Instead, they fear it is just a tactical move designed to weaken the opposition. Von Manfred Ertel

The International Trade in Cuban Boxers - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The International Trade in Cuban Boxers - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Flight from Fidel The International Trade in Cuban Boxers

Boxers from Cuba are considered the best in the world. They are technically perfect, quick and well trained. But in order to box on the world stage, they must first defect from their homeland. Boxing promoters are eager to help. Von Gerhard Pfeil

Waiting for a New Dawn in Havana - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Waiting for a New Dawn in Havana - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Five Decades of Revolution Waiting for a New Dawn in Havana

A half century ago, the three -- a rebel leader, the son of a journalist and the child of German immigrants -- all celebrated the Cuban revolution. But disillusionment led them to turn their backs on Cuba. Now, they are waiting for Fidel Castro to die. Von Helene Zuber

EU Ends Diplomatic Sanctions on Cuba - SPIEGEL ONLINE

EU Ends Diplomatic Sanctions on Cuba - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Olive Branch for Raul EU Ends Diplomatic Sanctions on Cuba

A five-year ban on high-level visits to Europe by Cuban officials has been lifted by EU ministers, to the dismay of the United States. But the decision is more symbolic than practical, since Havana still doesn't like the EU's terms.

Tough Challenges Ahead for Raul Castro - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Tough Challenges Ahead for Raul Castro - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Cuba's Economic Crisis Tough Challenges Ahead for Raul Castro

Fidel Castro was the face of the revolution. But now he leaves behind a difficult legacy. Despite its successes in education, Cuba is plagued by a serious economic crisis. Von Knut Henkel

'America's Current Cuba Policy Is a Dead End' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

'America's Current Cuba Policy Is a Dead End' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The World from Berlin 'America's Current Cuba Policy Is a Dead End'

Reform in Cuba may have to wait awhile, even though Fidel Castro has retired. The economy will hobble along for at least another year, when a US presidential election stands to bring change. German commentators look ahead on Wednesday.

Excerpts from Castro's Resignation Letter - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Excerpts from Castro's Resignation Letter - SPIEGEL ONLINE

'Dear Compatriots' Excerpts from Castro's Resignation Letter

Cuban leader Fidel Castro said on Tuesday that he will not return to lead the country as president. Following are extracts from his message to Cubans, which was published on the Web site of the ruling Communist Party newspaper Granma in both Spanish and English.

Fidel Castro Steps Down as Cuba's President - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Fidel Castro Steps Down as Cuba's President - SPIEGEL ONLINE

End of an Era in the Caribbean Fidel Castro Steps Down as Cuba's President

Fidel Castro has announced he won't seek re-election as president of Cuba. His brother Raúl will remain in charge, but el máximo líder still plans to write essays from his sickbed.

EU Seeks Deal with Cuba - SPIEGEL ONLINE

EU Seeks Deal with Cuba - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Brussels' Man in Havana EU Seeks Deal with Cuba

The European Union and Cuba are strengthening their diplomatic ties. Now a German-led delegation in Cuba is exploring the dictatorship's willingness to make concessions to the EU, in the form of allowing a non-government organization to open its doors in Havana. Von Ralf Beste

Castro's Last Victory - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Castro's Last Victory - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Fidel Still Spiting the US Castro's Last Victory

Washington has thrown hundreds of millions into its efforts to topple Fidel Castro through propaganda. But a recent hospital video and developments in Cuba suggest that the "máximo líder" is still very much in charge.

Hugo Chavez and the Future of Cuba - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Hugo Chavez and the Future of Cuba - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Faithful to Fidel Hugo Chavez and the Future of Cuba

Venezuela's Hugo Chavez has the wallet and the will to keep Cuban socialism running after his friend and role model dies. Von Alexandra Starr

Let My Brother Fix It - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Let My Brother Fix It - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Fidel Castro and Cuba's Future Let My Brother Fix It

Cuban dictator Fidel Castro has temporarily handed over power to his brother Raul following an operation. Leading dissidents are now hoping for economic reform. Von Carsten Volkery

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