Six in ten Americans under 30 say they’d give socialism a shot. But Cuban refugee Carmen Agra Deedy tells schoolchildren what followed the revolution: “Within days food began to disappear. People began to disappear.” WORLD’s Myrna Brown reports.
Facing deepening shortages, Cuba loosens parts of its state-controlled economy in a bid to keep the communist system alive. WORLD's Mary Muncy reports.
Economic hardship is mounting in Cuba. But even if change comes, building democratic institutions could prove harder than replacing a regime. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast interviews retired Ambassador Charles Shapiro.
As fuel shortages disrupt daily life in Cuba, reports of quiet diplomacy contrast with public threats of force—while the country’s underlying power structure remains unchanged. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast reports.
Cubans without electricity call for change as uncertain talks continue with the United States
