Sociedad Media covers Cuba’s unfolding crisis with original reporting from Miami—the city with the largest Cuban exile community in the world. From the island’s historic blackouts and consecutive nights of street protests, to U.S.-Cuba negotiations, Díaz-Canel’s future, and the energy collapse threatening the regime’s survival, we track every development in the story that defines Miami’s Cuban community like no other
Trump threatens tariffs for countries providing oil products to Cuba, which has been plagued by chronic energy shortages as a new regime takes power in Caracas
Reports suggest the White House is striving for regime change in Havana by year’s end, “emboldened” by the removal of Nicolás Maduro from power in Caracas
A new device, recently acquired by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, is believed to be responsible for some 1,500 Havana Syndrome cases, as former officials call for renewed interest from the U.S. intelligence community
The Central Bank of Cuba devalues its peso to help shore up demand for foreign currency as U.S. Caribbean deployment targets friendly government in Caracas
Cubans fear the spread of mosquito-borne diseases as the island's economic conditions worsen, risking further destabilization as tensions between the U.S. & Venezuela remain high
Rubio urges greater pressure on the Maduro regime in Venezuela to further destabilize an ailing government in Havana, as the state department tempts democratic winds in the Caribbean
Ex-minister sentenced to life in prison for crimes against the state, marking the highest-profile demise of a Cuban official since 2009, as the island's residents bemoan conditions
