US plans Guantanamo camp for Cubans fleeing Trump's own oil blockade
General reveals military plans to detain Cuban refugees at Guantanamo while oil blockade deepens humanitarian crisis on the island
The latest from the island
General reveals military plans to detain Cuban refugees at Guantanamo while oil blockade deepens humanitarian crisis on the island
The United States deported 117 Cuban migrants on March 19, raising the total deportations in 2026 to 427 people across nine flights from various countries.
Human rights groups confirm the identities of detainees, including minors, after the recent wave of protests in Havana and Morón, Cuba.
Cuba's electrical system completely collapsed this Saturday, leaving millions without power during an unprecedented energy crisis.
The National Electric System collapses again, leaving millions of Cubans in total darkness. An unprecedented energy crisis continues to shake the island.
Marathon agents arrested two Cubans with extensive records: one with deportation order since 2018, another confessed massive drug trafficking.
Uruguay received a record 26,626 Cuban asylum applications in 2025, becoming the third-largest destination after Brazil and Mexico.
The tanker Sea Horse, carrying 200,000 barrels of Russian diesel, diverted to Trinidad following pressure from Washington, worsening Cuba's energy crisis.
The Cuban government denies permission to the U.S. Embassy in Havana to import diesel for its generators amidst a nationwide energy crisis.