Cuba

Heydi Sánchez Tejeda, a Cuban mother living in Tampa, was deported by ICE on April 24th, sparking widespread division within the Cuban community.

Betting has been illegal on the communist island for the past 66 years, but "la bolita" has persisted, and even grown, as Cubans see few other ways out of economic misery.

Daniel Morejón García was arrested on April 14 after allegedly failing to disclose his membership in the Cuban Communist Party when entering the country.

The Trump administration is planning to ramp up sanctions on Cuba as part of a maximum-security pressure campaign to incite a regime-change, new report reveals.

The Torrance detention facility has been under scrutiny in recent months, receiving complaints of inhumane treatment, and unfair asylum proceedings, between others

A top Trump official warned that Cubans and Venezuelans to brace for "short-term pain" as the administration is set to increase pressure on the countries' regimes

The travel restrictions could impact players with P-1 visas, non-migrant visas for internationally recognized athletes and entertainers

Florida Rep. Carlos Gimenez is asking the Department of Homeland Security to deport over 100 Cubans in the U.S. who stand accused of taking part in repression conducted by the Havana regime

Cubans have grown resigned to frequent outages -- including blackouts ranging anywhere from four hours to 20 hours or more.

The new anchor for 'NBC Nightly News,' Tom Llamas is a Latino journalist with plenty of experience speaking truth to power with fiery exchanges with Donald Trump.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez called the decision "based on lies," adding that "Marco Rubio is placing his personal interests above those of the United States"

President Sheinbaum said on Monday that the Gulf's renaming violates Mexican sovereignty since the U.S. controls only 46% of the Gulf, while Mexico holds 49%

President Donald Trump's Latin America envoy said he anticipates that the administration will get "very creative" to achieve leadership changes in Cuba.

The Miami jail alone is set to receive up to 500 detainees.

Rubio is on the third leg of a visit to Latin America, his first foreign tour as the top US diplomat, which has focused largely on stemming migration to the United States.

Department of Homeland Security and Navy documents from 2021 and 2022 show the migrant detention center only has the capacity to hold 400 people at the moment

The Guantanamo Bay detention camp, often shrouded in secrecy, is a sprawling facility divided into multiple compounds, each with varying levels of security and accommodation.

The releases, which started the day after Biden's announcement, ended on Trump's inauguration day January 20, according to rights groups.

Trump swiftly reversed a decision made last week by the Biden administration

Recalcitrant nations like Cuba, China, and Venezuela hinder Trump's mass deportation efforts, accepting only a fraction of deportable citizens, complicating repatriation logistics.

Havana denies the releases are linked to U.S. plans to lift Cuba's state sponsor of terrorism designation, framing the move as Vatican-driven.

"Cuba is literally collapsing, both generationally in terms of all the young people leaving but it's also collapsing economically" said Rubio

The decision is likely to be reversed as early as next week once Donald Trump, a harsh critic of Cuba's communist regime, takes office

The Venezuelan leader highlighted support from Nicaragua and Cuba as the United States and European Union back opposition leaders.

The organization made it clear that they will defend Ancheta and that they will not tolerate any disinformation that might affect her image or integrity.

After a year of scandals that even got the police involved, have the actors reconciled their differences?

The American superstar's grandmother, Marjorie Finlay was a renowned opera singer and television presenter who was well-known in Latin America.

The simple but striking message that began appearing more than a year ago is the creation of "Mr. Sad," a 27-year-old sociologist who, under the cover of anonymity, pushes the limits of rebellion on the communist-run island.

A new Miami Herald investigation reveals that companies run by Cuba's military have made billions of dollars in profit as 2024 worsened hardships in Havana.

The country is facing economic collapse, mass emigration, and deteriorating living conditions