Raul Castro

Cuban exiles fear Trump’s new deal doesn’t include political change

As U.S.-Cuba negotiations continued, President Donald Trump’s administration was preparing to announce a new deal soon, sources with knowledge of the plan recently said, according to USA Today.

Florida reopened probe into Castro’s Brothers to the Rescue pilots’ shootdown, Uthmeier says

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said on Wednesday that he had “reactivated” a state investigation into the deaths of four Brothers to the Rescue pilots about 30 years ago.

Push for change in Cuba comes from all directions as crisis worsens

Leftist activists from New York and California and Republican lawmakers in Florida are all pushing for change in Cuba.

U.S. lawmakers urge Trump to seek Castro’s indictment for 4 Miami pilots killed

Mario de la Peña, Carlos Costa, Pablo Morales, and Armando Alejandre were flying in two unarmed Cessna 337 Skymaster light aircraft when they were killed on Feb. 24, 1996, over the Florida Straits.

Gimenez and Diaz-Balart want Trump to use trade agreement, justice department on Cuba

After a news conference on Thursday morning, Cuban-American members of Congress shared more ideas for President Donald Trump and his administration to get tougher on Cuba.

Absence of Castro brothers could test Cuba’s Communist structure, experts say

Experts in Miami agree that even though Raul Castro will no longer officially lead the Cuban Communist Party, he still remains the most powerful man on the island. His partial absence will likely test the current structure.

Raul Castro to step down as leader of Cuba’s ‘supreme body’

Raul Castro is stepping down as the leader of Cuba’s “supreme body” on Friday, as the symbols of the revolution continue to fade away.