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Millennials in Cuba connect the past, present and future
The young people of Cuba are some of the most educated in the world. Many have more than one college degree. Correspondent Michael Voss sat down with some of them to ask them about their lives and … → Read More
Draft Cuban constitution could allow recognition of same-sex marriage
The constitution would implement many changes once considered unthinkable. → Read More
Cuba’s new cabinet considering an overhaul of the constitution
Cuba’s lawmakers have put their stamp of approval on President Miguel Diaz-Canel’s new cabinet and the new cabinet is also considering a sweeping overhaul of Cuba’s constitution. → Read More
Thousands celebrate in Cuba’s May Day parade
In Cuba, May Day is a festive occasion, seen as a show of strength and support for the revolution. The country’s new president also showed support and attended the rally. → Read More
Reviewing the legacy of Raul Castro in Cuba
Havana-based Correspondent Michael Voss has been reporting on Raul Castro’s presidency since the beginning and shows us how he shaped Cuba during his terms in office. → Read More
Cuba installs first non-Castro President in 60 years
It’s now official, 57-year-old Miguel Diaz-Canel has become the new president of Cuba. The man who hand picked him to take over, Raul Castro, embraced the new leader then raised his arm in a victor… → Read More
Cuba nominates Miguel Diaz-Canel as new president
A new era is about to begin in Cuba. Miguel Diaz-Canel has officially been named as the only candidate to replace Raul Castro as President. This is the first time in nearly 60-years, the Cuban gove… → Read More
Cuba past and future: The Special Period
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Cuban economy went into free fall, and there was widespread hunger. Despite the trade embargo by the U.S., Cuba pulled through. In the second… → Read More
Cuba’s National Assembly elected ahead of leadership change in April
Voters in Cuba cast ballots for parliamentary elections. That National Assembly will later select a new president after Raul Castro steps down. → Read More
Cuba develops world’s first lung cancer vaccine
Cuba has developed the world’s first vaccine for lung cancer. Initial results are promising. The vaccine is being used in other Latin American countries and has become the first Cuban patente… → Read More
Lawmakers visiting Cuba urge State Dept to reopen US embassy in Havana
U.S. lawmakers visit Havana to find out the impact of President Trump’s policy changes toward Cuba. Last year, Washington pulled half of its diplomats from Havana and expelled 15 Cuban diplom… → Read More
Cubans marks the Lunar New Year with Chinese touring company gala show
There’s a real mix of cultural styles on display, from classical Beijing Opera to one of the top rated acrobatic troupe’s in China. → Read More
Cuba’s International Book Fair showcases country’s love of literature
Cuba’s International Book Fair is a celebration of literature. In many countries, book festivals are for the publishers. In Cuba, it’s all about the book-lover. The fair attracts tens o… → Read More
China is guest of honor at 27th Havana International Book Fair
China is guest of honor at the most popular annual cultural event in Cuba, the Havana International Book Fair. Chinese writers and publishing houses are strongly represented. → Read More
Cuba seeks $4 billion foreign investment
The Renewable Energy Business Forum has just concluded in Havana. It’s part of Cuba’s goal of converting almost a quarter of its energy output to renewable sources. → Read More
Cuba marks birthday of independence hero, Jose Marti, with gift from US donors
A statue from the United States was the centerpiece of a ceremony in Cuba Sunday. The six-meter bronze statue of independence leader Jose Marti is a replica of one in New York’s Central Park.… → Read More
Musicians gather in Havana for international jazz festival
One of the biggest jazz festivals in Latin America is underway in Havana, and despite tighter U.S. travel rules for Cuba, there is no shortage of famous American jazz musicians. → Read More
Top EU diplomat strengthens ties with Havana as US pulls away from Cuba
E.U. Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini is in Havana to strengthen political and economic ties between Cuba and the E.U. This comes as the United States pulls back from engagement with the isl… → Read More
Cuba millennials pt.4: Brain drain
With the average state salary the equivalent of just $30 USD a month, Cuba faces a brain drain as many young graduates go abroad to find work. CGTN’s Michael Voss meets some who have quit their sta… → Read More
Cuba millennials pt.3: Rapper El Individuo
Cuba may be famous for its salsa and rumba, but for many young Cubans they have their own sounds, ranging from reggaeton to hip hop and rap. CGTN’s correspondent Michael Voss meets a young rapper p… → Read More