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Cuba's Blackouts: Generation Deficit Surpasses 2,000 MW
Cuba faces a critical energy crisis with a deficit of over 2,000 MW, leaving much of the island in the dark this Friday, March 6th.
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Cuba Denies Sale of Mexico's Food Donations in Hard Currency Stores
The Ministry of Domestic Trade (MINCIN) clarifies that products donated by Mexico are distributed free of charge and not sold in hard currency stores.
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Double Migration Blow: Nicaragua and Trump Close Routes to Cubans
Nicaragua cancels visa-free entry while Trump suspends visa processing for 75 countries, leaving Cubans without legal options
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Noem Revokes Protections for 500,000 Cuban Migrants: Final Blow
Kristi Noem eliminates humanitarian parole protections for half a million Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan migrants in her controversial DHS tenure.
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Supreme Court Restricts Asylum: Cubans Face New Legal Obstacle in 2026
Unanimous Supreme Court decision makes deportation appeals harder for Cuban asylum seekers. Analysis of impact on the community.
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Washington's Ultimatum to Cuba: Trump Demands Changes by Late 2026
The Trump administration warns the Díaz-Canel government to implement deep democratic changes by the end of 2026.
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Massive Blackout in Cuba: Antonio Guiteras Plant Failure
The Antonio Guiteras power plant suffers critical failure, leaving two-thirds of Cuba without electricity and intensifying the severe energy crisis.
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Cuba in the Dark: Failure at the Guiteras Plant
Two-thirds of Cuba lose electricity after a breakdown at the Antonio Guiteras power plant. Havana and central provinces suffer critical blackouts.
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Asylum Denied: Only 3% of Cubans Win Court Cases They Skip
Asylum approvals plummeted to 3% in January 2026 as fearful Cuban immigrants skip court hearings due to Trump's deportation crackdown.