Hallacas are unique among the other tamales popular in Latin America.

A cholera epidemic, last year’s Hurricane Matthew and political upheaval have made Haiti a dicey place to return to.

The alleged attacks started last fall and initially targeted U.S. agents stationed at the U.S. embassy in Havana.

Caribbean islands rarely get the Anderson Cooper treatment on cable news.

South Florida may be known for its beaches, but it is also notorious for traffic and road rage.

Rome is urging Venezuela President Maduro and his Chavistas to hold the elections they are now blocking, release hundreds of political prisoners like Mr. López and restore the democratic separation of powers they have mowed down.

Rising seas due to global warming have rendered the coastal high-water marks more obsolete by the day. That is especially true in the Miami area, which every media report on sea-level rise seems to profile as ground zero for deluge doom.

“Puerto Rico’s problem is that it’s an island of U.S. citizens who don’t have citizens’ rights—to vote in U.S. elections or have voting representatives in Congress.”

We are seeing rum rehabilitated. Rum respected. A rum revolution. Or as connoisseurs like to call it, a rum renaissance.

As a former tyrant languishes in a hospital bed, the U.S. should ponder its routine of coddling military monsters.