Cuba Releases Political Prisoners After Vatican Mediation
Cubalex confirms the release of over 20 political prisoners while the Cuban government maintains official silence on the exact number of the promised 51.
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Cubalex confirms the release of over 20 political prisoners while the Cuban government maintains official silence on the exact number of the promised 51.
The Cuban government released 51 political prisoners following Marco Rubio's 72-hour ultimatum. Analysis of implications for Cubans in exile.
Cuba announces release of 51 prisoners after Vatican negotiation, while 300,000 Cubans in US await immigration resolution under Trump
Cuban government announces release of 51 inmates 'in spirit of goodwill' following papal dialogue amid unprecedented migration pressure.
Jean-Noël Barrot and Bruno Rodríguez discussed human rights, Cuba's crisis, and US threats in Paris on February 20. Europe is carving out its own space.
The top US diplomat in Havana confirmed secret contacts with the Cuban regime and predicted a transition that 'will surprise us all' this year.
Cuban ambassador Ernesto Soberón says the island has plans and resources to resist. Admits impact but rules out surrender.
President Sheinbaum reveals active discussions on Mexico facilitating dialogue between Washington and Havana amid deepening crisis.
Bruno Rodríguez met Lavrov and Putin in Moscow. Russia pledges support for Cuba and demands the US abandon its naval blockade plans.
President Trump revealed that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in direct talks with Cuba to reach a deal amid the island's devastating energy crisis.
Embassies in Havana draw down staff as WFP warns of imminent food crisis, while Cuba and the US hold secret talks in Mexico.
Bruno Rodríguez and José Manuel Albares discuss Cuba's situation in Madrid after diplomatic tour of China and Vietnam.
Reports allege Marco Rubio is blocking Cuba talks while Trump claims a deal is near. What it means for Cuban migrants and the island's crisis.
The ad limina visit of Cuban bishops to Pope Leo XIV, scheduled for February, was canceled due to lack of aviation fuel on the island.
China's Foreign Ministry announces support for Cuba as the island faces severe aviation fuel shortages caused by the US blockade of Venezuelan oil shipments.
Mike Hammer, head of the US mission in Havana, says the Cuban government faces a critical moment and sends message of hope to the people.
Kremlin promises assistance to Havana. Mexico reiterates: 'You cannot strangle a people like this.'
Vice Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío confirms communications with Washington but clarifies they don't constitute formal negotiations.
The State Department demands Cuba cease 'repressive acts' against the American diplomat and calls the Cuban government an 'illegitimate regime.'