Nearly 94% of Cubans are living in extreme poverty, while eight in 10 have skipped at least one meal because they lacked food or money, according to a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A person checks a garbage container, looking for food, in Havana last summer. File Photo by Ernesto Mastrascusa/EPA Aug. 13 (UPI) ...

I have been thinking of the strange verb "immiserate," plus its various forms like "immiseration," meaning the act of impoverishing or making people miserable, as in, "The workers were immiserated." ...

The Cuba Tourism Crisis is worsening as airlines suspend flights, Meliá exits hotel operations and visitor numbers remain under pressure.

The labor and social security minister drew public outrage when she said “there are no beggars” in Cuba, where many people struggle to afford food. By David C. Adams Reporting from Florida Cuba’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After Hurricane Melissa ravaged eastern Cuba last month and left thousands stranded without a home, a number of church groups, ...

Screenshot of a video published by Santiago de Cuba Catholic Priest Leandro NaungHung (right) showing the needs of his congregation in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. Leandro NaungHung, You Tube.

Millions of Cubans are slipping deeper into extreme poverty as runaway inflation and chronic shortages make daily survival increasingly difficult. The surge in prices has pushed basic goods far beyond ...

Screenshot of a video published by Santiago de Cuba Catholic Priest Leandro NaungHung (right) showing the needs of his congregation in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. Leandro NaungHung, You Tube.

Screenshot of a video published by Santiago de Cuba Catholic Priest Leandro NaungHung (right) showing the needs of his congregation in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. Leandro NaungHung, You Tube.

Screenshot of a video published by Santiago de Cuba Catholic Priest Leandro NaungHung (right) showing the needs of his congregation in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. Leandro NaungHung, You Tube.