Gary Marx

Manuel Rosales, the latest challenger to President Hugo Chavez, is unlikely to defeat the popular, fiery leftist in Venezuela's next presidential election Dec. 3. Most polls show him trailing by...

A leading congressional critic of Bush administration policy toward Cuba said he will hold hearings next year on a government watchdog report critical of how federal funds are spent on...

In a report likely to feed critics of President Bush, congressional investigators said poor management and inadequate oversight hamper a U.S. government program designed to encourage democracy in Cuba. In...

Manuel Rodriguez was walking through his neighborhood on a recent Saturday when he passed a Harley-Davidson showroom. Rodriguez ducked inside, got on several gleaming motorcycles and within minutes was negotiating...

In what many saw as a showdown between the U.S. and Venezuela, the United Nations deadlocked Monday over whether to give a two-year Security Council seat to the leftist-run South...

Long after rum-swigging pirates terrorized the Caribbean, a different tale of alleged piracy is entangling two nations, two powerhouse liquor companies and a pair of families that fled Cuba after...

Long after rum-swigging pirates terrorized the Caribbean, a different tale of alleged piracy is entangling two nations, two powerhouse liquor companies and a pair of families that fled Cuba after...

Known more for cigars and rum than oil rigs, this socialist nation has become the latest country drawn into the frenzied hunt for oil, hoping that a gusher in its...

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez came to the United Nations in New York on Wednesday and showed precisely why the Bush administration is working hard to make sure his country doesn't...

The generals who are helping Raul Castro run Cuba are not only veterans of the 1959 revolution but also survivors of internal purges who control the island's vast intelligence operations...