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Cuban Hotels Relocate Tourists Amid Massive Energy Crisis
The Cuban government orders the temporary closure of several hotels and the relocation of tourists to save fuel and energy amidst the national collapse.
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ICE Changes Story: Cuban Man Died from 'Spontaneous Use of Force'
ICE admits Geraldo Lunas Campos died from use of force after initially claiming medical distress. Medical examiner ruled it homicide.
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Cuban Adjustment Act 2026: Who Still Qualifies and Who Lost Protection
Updated guide to the Cuban Adjustment Act in 2026: who meets requirements, what documents matter, and how the I-220A issue affects 500,000 Cubans.
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Russian Communist Leader: Cuba Made a 'Fatal Error' Betting on Tourism
Daria Mitina of Russia's United Communist Party said Cuba invested 32% in tourism vs. 12% in energy — calling it a 'fatal strategic mistake.'
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Cuba's Health System "On Brink of Collapse" Due to US Oil Blockade
Cuba's Health Minister tells AP: 5 million chronic patients affected, ambulances without fuel, hospitals without power.
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Mariel Port to Charge USD from Private Sector Starting March
Mariel Special Development Zone will charge USD to SMEs and private actors from March 1st. State enterprises will continue paying in CUP.
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Cuba Tourism Collapse: 1.8 Million Visitors in 2025
Cuba closes 2025 with only 1.8 million tourists, a 17% drop and its worst data in decades. Fuel and energy shortages plunge the sector into crisis.
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Turismo de Colores: Cuba's Green Bet Amid Crisis
Faced with the exhaustion of the sun and beach model and resource shortages, Cuba attempts to relaunch its tourism sector by focusing on nature and ecotourism.
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Willie Colón, Salsa Legend, Dies at 75
The Bronx trombonist, four-time collaborator with Celia Cruz and creator of 'Siembra', passed away on February 21st at 75 in New York.