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U.S. Spent $40 Million Deporting Migrants to Third Countries
Senate report reveals Trump administration deported 300 people to countries they'd never lived in, raising concerns for Cubans in ICE custody.
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Florida Pays $1.7 Million to Police for ICE Collaboration
Volusia and Flagler counties receive state funds for immigration operations. Cases involving Cubans highlighted at official press conference.
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Flotilla 'Nuestra América' Mobilizes Humanitarian Aid for Cuba
The Progressive International coordinates a maritime flotilla to deliver humanitarian aid to Cuba, set to depart in March.
History 4 min read
Hatuey: the Taíno Chief Who Became Cuba's First National Hero
The story of Hatuey, the Taíno cacique who resisted Spanish conquest and was burned alive in 1512. Cuba's first national hero.
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Fire at Havana's Ñico López Refinery Deepens Cuba's Energy Crisis
A fire at Cuba's largest refinery was quickly controlled. The blaze hit a warehouse, not processing areas, but heightens fears amid severe fuel shortages.
Tourism 4 min read
Jardines de la Reina: the Caribbean's best diving is in Cuba
Discover Jardines de la Reina, Cuba's protected archipelago with sharks, pristine reefs, and world-class diving.
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The Ordeal of Cubans Deported to Guantánamo: Testimonies
Over 50 Cubans were sent to the Guantánamo naval base believing they were going to Havana. Their testimonies reveal blindfolds, deception, and isolation.
Products 5 min read
Cuban Bread: History, Recipe & the Tradition of Pan Cubano
Discover Cuban bread (pan cubano), its history from Ybor City to Havana bakeries, traditional recipe, and where to buy it.
History 6 min read
The Protest of Baraguá: When Maceo Said No to Surrender
On March 15, 1878, Antonio Maceo rejected the Pact of Zanjón at Baraguá. The story of the bravest act in Cuba's independence wars.