Cuba

Gómez, the first woman to direct movies in Cuba, created a body of work that’s revolutionary in form and politics alike.

Edel Rodriguez’s new exhibition, “Apocalypso,” reflects on democracy under threat in the nation that welcomed him in his childhood.

A drug designed to treat diabetes is changing how celebrities—and maybe the rest of us—will look. Plus, D. T. Max on the Latino author who fabricated his very identity.

Historic protests across the island cast doubt on the regime’s staying power.

What can the United States do to mitigate pressing crises in the Caribbean?

The Havana Syndrome first affected spies and diplomats in Cuba. Now it has spread to the White House.

Sixty years after the Bay of Pigs, the Castro brothers are gone from the main stage, and Cuba is a threadbare place facing an uncertain future.

Early in the Cuban Revolution, my mother made a consequential decision.

A group that Democrats once thought might help Joe Biden win Florida has shifted dramatically toward the President.

Fernando Barral spent his life trying to be a model Communist, only to be stymied by Party commissars.

The Democratic front-runner’s recent comments exposed a divide between the native-born American left and those who fled totalitarian regimes.

The long-serving leftist President is ousted in Bolivia, but populist candidates show signs of resurgence elsewhere in the region.

After failing to bring down the Maduro regime, the White House has turned its attention to Cuba, which it blames for the Venezuelan President’s survival.

New test results fail to explain dozens of brain injuries, even as one victim describes her worsening condition.

The language and the intent of the emerging Trump doctrine in Latin America, if it can be called that, is very much Cold War 2.0.

Rose Marie Cromwell’s photographs capture a new generation of female musicians, many of whom embrace musical traditions that were once off limits to them.

In the late eighties, the diplomat Jay Taylor and his family experienced strange phenomena at the American Ambassador’s residence in Havana, but no evidence of foul play was ever found.

Unexplained brain injuries afflicted dozens of American diplomats and spies. What happened?

The artist has transformed the Tate Modern’s turbine hall with heat-sensitive paint, a foreboding rumble, and a crying room with piped-in vapor.