Trump's Upcoming Travel Restrictions Could Impact Dozens of Latino MLB Stars
The travel restrictions could impact players with P-1 visas, non-migrant visas for internationally recognized athletes and entertainers
Miami Rep. Spearheads Initiative To Deport Over 100 Cubans Accused Of Being Part Of Havana Regime
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
Cuba Gradually Turning Lights Back On After Island-wide Blackout
Cubans have grown resigned to frequent outages -- including blackouts ranging anywhere from four hours to 20 hours or more.
Who Is Tom Llamas, The Latino New Top Anchor At NBC Who has Had Fiery Interactions with Donald Trump
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.
Marco Rubio Expands Visa Restrictions on Cuban Officials Over Forced Labor: 'We Must Promote Accountability'
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"
Legal Experts Weigh In on Mexico's Threats Against Google Over 'Gulf of Mexico': 'Tech Behemoths Don't Scare Easily'
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%
Trump's Latin America Envoy Anticipates Admin Will Get 'Very Creative' To Achieve Changes In Cuba
President Donald Trump's Latin America envoy said he anticipates that the administration will get "very creative" to achieve leadership changes in Cuba.
Trump Admin Now Also Using Federal Prisons To Detain Migrants As Part Of Crackdown
The Miami jail alone is set to receive up to 500 detainees.
Rubio Accuses Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela Over Migration Crisis
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.
Trump Said a Guantanamo Bay Facility Can Hold 30,000 Migrants, But The Number Likely Won't Be Reached Anytime Soon
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
Inside Guantanamo Bay: From Terrorist Detention to Potential Migrant Housing Under Trump's Orders
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.
'Uncertainty Never Ends' As Deal To Free Cuba Prisoners Unravels Under Trump
The releases, which started the day after Biden's announcement, ended on Trump's inauguration day January 20, according to rights groups.
Cuba Halts Release of Political Prisoners And Conducts Military Drills After Trump Reinstates Terrorism Sponsor Designation
Trump swiftly reversed a decision made last week by the Biden administration
Trump's Bold Deportation Plan Faces Major Hurdles: Millions at Risk, Nations Resist Repatriation
Recalcitrant nations like Cuba, China, and Venezuela hinder Trump's mass deportation efforts, accepting only a fraction of deportable citizens, complicating repatriation logistics.
Cuba Releases Prisoners After U.S. Announces Lifting of Sanctions, But Rubio Has Already Hinted At a Backtrack Under Trump
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.
Marco Rubio Promises Ultimatum For Cuban Regime: 'Open Up Or Be The Owners Of a 4th World Country'
"Cuba is literally collapsing, both generationally in terms of all the young people leaving but it's also collapsing economically" said Rubio
Biden Admin To Lift Cuba's State Sponsor Of Terrorism Designation In Final Week In Office
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
Maduro Signals Readiness for Armed Conflict Amid Global Opposition: 'We Will Fight the Battle'
The Venezuelan leader highlighted support from Nicaragua and Cuba as the United States and European Union back opposition leaders.
Miss Universe Cuba Comes Out in Defense Of Marianela Ancheta After Controversial Comments
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.
Here's How William Levy's Daughter Leaked His Secret New Year's Plans With Elizabeth Gutiérrez
After a year of scandals that even got the police involved, have the actors reconciled their differences?
Meet Taylor Swift's Grandmother Marjorie Findlay: A Fellow Singer with Plenty of Latino Connections
The American superstar's grandmother, Marjorie Finlay was a renowned opera singer and television presenter who was well-known in Latin America.
'You Need To Be Happy': Graffiti Encourages Cuban Self-reflection
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.
Cuban Military-Run Companies Have Stashed Billions in Profit as Humanitarian and Economic Crises Deepen
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.
Cuba is Facing Its Worst Economic Crisis in Generations And Chances of Getting U.S. Aid Are As Slim As Ever
The country is facing economic collapse, mass emigration, and deteriorating living conditions
Trump's Pick For Latin American Envoy Was Fired From Bank For Having Affair With Woman Who Worked For Him
The Inter-American Development Bank removed Mauricio Claver-Carone after an investigation found he made employment decisions for the staffer, including salary increases
AIDS, Rebellion, and Redemption: Héctor Medina as a Punk Rocker Who Injected Himself, Eros de la Puente as His Loyal Brother, and Adria Arjona as The Woman Who Gave Them Hope in 'Los Frikis'—One of the Year's Most Moving Films - INTERVIEW
A winner in seven international festivals and celebrated as one of the most powerful and gripping stories to emerge from Cuba.
Cuba's 'Invisible' Tragedy: US-bound Migrants Who Disappear In The Caribbean
At least 368 Cubans have died or disappeared on the Caribbean migration route since 2020, when the International Organization for Migration (IOM) began gathering statistics on what it calls "invisible shipwrecks."
House Committee Blasts Intelligence Community In 'Havana Syndrome' Report, Concludes Foreign Adversary 'Increasingly Likely' Behind The Mysterious Illness
"The Intelligence Community has attempted to thwart the Subcommittee's investigative efforts to uncover the truth at every turn," said Rep. Rick Crawford
Ángela Álvarez, The Cuban Artist Who Won 'Best New Artist' Grammy at 95, Has Died at 97
Álvarez won her first Grammy two years ago
Millions of Cubans Left In the Dark As Island Electric Grid Collapses Yet Again
The country's largest power station collapsed on Wednesday, marking the third island-wide blackout in less than two months