Florida and US Southern Command on Alert for Possible Cuban Exodus
US Southern Command and Florida reinforce coastal surveillance amid fears of a massive migration crisis on the island.
The latest from the island
US Southern Command and Florida reinforce coastal surveillance amid fears of a massive migration crisis on the island.
A US court investigates the legality of an alleged undocumented agreement that led to deportation of 6,000 Cubans to Mexican territory.
The Cuban judicial system has rejected a legal appeal for Jonathan David Muir Burgos, 16, who remains in custody following the March 2026 demonstrations.
Yaima de las Mercedes Suárez, mother of five including three children with autism, was arrested by ICE after returning from visiting family in Cuba.
Claudia Sheinbaum's administration confirms that Mexico will continue hosting Cuban medical brigades, breaking from regional neighbors.
The Russian tanker Anatoly Kolodkin arrives in Cuba with 730,000 barrels of oil, offering temporary relief from massive blackouts.
ICE accelerates deportations of Cubans with criminal backgrounds after Havana policy change accepting such flights for first time since 1994
The arrival of the Anatoly Kolodkin with Russian oil in Cuba sparks intelligence alerts in Washington over the Kremlin's spy operations and the Lourdes base.
IOM report shows Cubans preferring Brazil, Uruguay, and Costa Rica over U.S. routes amid tightening border policies.