By Dave Sherwood and Ayose Naranjo HAVANA, July 7 (Reuters) - Scattered protests broke out across Havana on Tuesday evening, with residents banging pots, honking horns and shouting "turn on the lights" as millions of Cubans remained without power amid a six-month-long U.

"Thirty-four hours straight without electricity or water. My little girls are sleeping on the floor yet again."

On Tuesday, the community of La Hata in Havana's Guanabacoa district took to the streets in a noisy protest. Locals, including families relocated

The public demonstration comes as Cuban officials this week rallied around Raul Castro following his indictment by Washington.

Cuban security forces surrounded the home of one of the organizers of a planned protest as he was preparing to set off on a solo march – Copyright POOL/AFP/File ...

And now a look at Cuba after the island ran out of oil prices, causing massive blackouts across the country and a night of protests. Havana also got a visit from the CIA director this week. He was there for negotiations, starting with a tough choice for ...

The grainy and often shaky cellphone videos, posted on social media, paint part of the picture of what's going on inside of Cuba. This past week, large crowds gathered in several cities to protest a dwindling supply of food and fuel, on an island where ...

Cuba’s government committed “systematic human rights violations” in response to last summer’s unprecedented anti-government protests, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report Monday. The report, published on the first anniversary of the ...

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Protests broke out Thursday night in Havana after the Cuban government said the island had exhausted its supplies of diesel and fuel oil, deepening a severe electricity crisis across the cash ...

A Cuban teenager whose parents are Protestant pastors and who spent more than three months in a maximum-security adult prison has been released. He returned home under restrictions that ban him from making in-person public statements,