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Cuba is signalling openness to compensating Americans for property seized in 1959, but the offer is conditional on lifting the embargo, and excludes a large group of claimants entirely.

Kingston, Jamaica — 10 March 2026 The Government of Jamaica has issued a new explanation for its decision to end…

Maranatha Volunteers International resumed church construction in Cuba with a new church in Nuevitas, despite an economic crisis that forced it to ship steel and concrete from Panama, as well as power cuts, a hurricane and an earthquake.

A Havana chapel founded by Augustinians in 1946, confiscated by the Cuban government in 1961 and used as a warehouse, was restored with US and Cuban donor support and reconsecrated as a parish in 2024.

Seventh-day Adventists in Cárdenas, Cuba, dedicated a new church with a 500-seat sanctuary, funded entirely by private donations through Maranatha Volunteers International, replacing a deteriorated garage-sized building after decades of prayer and waiting.