Miami HeraldCuba ‘I don’t think it was suicide,’ says the Cuban widow found dead in a detention centermiamiherald.com - By Mario J. Pentón The voice of Yarelis Gutiérrez Barros was weak as she spoke on the phone from Tampa. At times, it faltered and she broke into sobs. Nearly 36 hours …
Miami HeraldFernando Alonso ‘A genius of dance.’ Cuban ballet icon Alicia Alonso dies at age 98miamiherald.com - By Jordan Levin Alicia Alonso, the ballet legend who largely created classical dance in her native Cuba, died on Thursday at the age of 98, close family members told …
Miami HeraldCuba Cuban migrant who waited 5 months for asylum hearing found dead at U.S. detention centermiamiherald.com - By Mario J. Pentón After five months in U.S detention waiting for a court hearing on his asylum application, Cuban migrant Roylán Hernández Díaz apparently died by …
Miami HeraldCuba Dragged down by the Venezuela crisis, Cuba seeks dollars to stay afloatmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres The Cuban government announced economic measures this week to seek dollars in a bid to stay afloat in the midst of an acute financial crisis …
Miami HeraldCuba Child dies in Cuba after receiving vaccine made in India. It’s not the first timemiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres and The Cuban government has confirmed that five children suffered severe reactions and one of them — a 1-year-old girl — died after receiving a vaccine. …
Miami HeraldCuba Cuba’s cosmetic political moves amid repression, economic misery are a big yawn | Opinionmiamiherald.com - By Fabiola Santiago Cuba’s National Assembly is good at one thing: Heartily applauding the results of “elections” in which there’s only one candidate. No surprise in the …
Miami HeraldCuba He fled Castro on a cargo ship and became a political player in Miami’s Cuban communitymiamiherald.com Julio Balsera, who fought the Castro regime and had to take refuge in Caracas before making his way to Miami, died Tuesday night after battling …
Miami HeraldIcon version of the Flipboard logoCuba As expected, Cuban National Assembly reappoints Miguel Díaz-Canel as president of Cubamiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres As expected, Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel will continue holding the title of president of Cuba, according to the results of a vote in the National …
Miami HeraldOil Venezuela can’t sell its oil and storage tanks are full. So it’s giving it away to Cubamiamiherald.com - By Antonio Maria Delgado Facing the risk of losing oil-production capacity, the Nicolás Maduro regime has developed a seemingly counter-intuitive solution to keep the wells …
Miami HeraldVenezuela Phony patients, discarded medications: Doctors describe Cuban cooperation missionsmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres Every day, Cuban doctor Ramona Matos invented the names of as many as 30 patients she had never seen in San Agustín, a town in the Bolivian …
Miami HeraldCuba In Cuba, he ran a prison. In Miami, he’s going to onemiamiherald.com - By Mario J. Pentón A former Cuban State Security officer, Saúl Santos Ferro, 74, was sentenced Friday to six months in prison, plus two on probation and a $12,000 fine …
Miami HeraldCuba Castro government seized his family home in Varadero beach. Now he is suing Expedia.miamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres A Cuban-American heir to a house on Varadero beach that was confiscated by the Cuban government and then demolished to build a hotel has sued Expedia …
Miami HeraldCuba Amazon hit with lawsuit for selling charcoal made in confiscated land in Cubamiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres Daniel A. González traveled to Cuba to spread the ashes of his father in what had been his family’s farm in the east of the country until Fidel …
Miami HeraldOpinion U.S. denies citizenship to prominent Miami photographer, tells him he’ll be deported | Opinionmiamiherald.com - By Fabiola Santiago In a case that illustrates how far the Trump administration is willing to go to reverse six decades of Cuban immigration policy, a prominent Miami …
Miami HeraldVenezuela Washington lashes out at companies shipping Venezuelan oil to Cubamiamiherald.com - By Jim Wyss In its ongoing effort to strangle the Venezuelan economy, Washington on Tuesday slapped sanctions on four companies that operate vessels shipping …
Miami Herald New film about Cuban spies raises ire among exiles: ‘A tale to glorify criminals’miamiherald.com - By Sarah Moreno Even though it has been shown only in film festivals and not in theaters, the controversy over the new movie Wasp Network is turning increasingly …
Miami Herald Stowaway risked his life once. U.S. shouldn’t risk it again by deporting him to Cuba | Opinionmiamiherald.com - By Fabiola Santiago In his cinematic bid for freedom, Cuban stowaway Yunier García never put anyone’s life at risk — only his own. In the Swift Air charter flight’s …
Miami Herald Trump’s mass deportation contradicts his Cuba policy. But where is the exile outrage? | Opinionmiamiherald.com - By Fabiola Santiago The proud Cuban Exile community isn’t what it used to be. Without any notice, the Trump administration put 120 heavily escorted Cubans on a charter …
Miami HeraldIcon version of the Flipboard logo Immigration officials deport 120 Cubans to Havana — and that’s just the beginningmiamiherald.com - By Monique O. Madan Immigration officials deported 120 Cubans on a single flight last week — one of the “largest” Cuba repatriation missions in recent history. Last …
Miami Herald Latest wave of repression in Cuba targets journalists, artists and videogamersmiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres These days it is not necessary to be a dissident to be arrested in Cuba. just using a Cuban flag or playing on an intranet with your friends can get …
Miami Herald Stowaway found on flight from Havana to Miamimiamiherald.com - By Michelle Marchante A stowaway was found early Friday on a flight that arrived from Havana to Miami International Airport. A Miami airport spokesman confirmed to the …
Miami Herald A match made in hell: Epstein, Fidel Castro, and the Lolita Express that flew to Cubamiamiherald.com - By Fabiola Santiago The day before Jeffrey Epstein flew to Havana on his Lolita Express, 75 dissidents, independent journalists and librarians were rounded up across the …
Miami Herald ‘It’s the price we pay to live in Florida.’ The year when 4 hurricanes tormented usmiamiherald.com - By Howard Cohen This week, as we relax knowing that the National Hurricane Center says there is no organized tropical systems in the Atlantic (there’s a little …
Miami Herald The Cuban government will fight Exxon over an expropriation case in a U.S. courtroommiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres In an unusual move, the Cuban government will defend itself in a U.S. federal court to fight a lawsuit filed by Exxon Mobile seeking compensation for …
Miami Herald Coast Guard detains 27 Cuban migrants 5 miles off Key Westmiamiherald.com - By Gwen Filosa A group of 27 Cuban migrants tried to come ashore to Key West but were stopped by the U.S. Coast Guard, the Coast Guard said late Thursday. The …
Miami HeraldVenezuela Miami Republican urges Trump administration to reconsider asylum rule changesmiamiherald.com - By Alex Daugherty Miami’s lone House Republican is asking the Trump administration to reconsider new asylum rule changes that make it harder for Cubans, Venezuelans …
Miami HeraldCuba Ricardo Bofill, renowned human-rights activist and Castro critic, dies in Miamimiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres Ricardo Bofill, former political prisoner and founder of the Cuban Committee for Human Rights, died at dawn on Friday in Miami, family and friends …
Miami Herald A short drive from Homestead detention center, 26 people from 12 countries became citizensmiamiherald.com - By Julia Ingram As thousands of migrants wait to hear whether they will be deported from the Homestead detention center, 26 immigrants celebrated their newfound …
Miami HeraldIcon version of the Flipboard logo U.S. sanctions Cuban oil company over Venezuelan petroleum shipments to Havanamiamiherald.com - By Nora Gámez Torres and The U.S. government on Wednesday issued sanctions against Cuba’s main oil importing company in another attempt to pressure the island’s government to …
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