Cuba

Politics

White House hangs up on Sen. Scott when he called to discuss Cuban regime's imprisonment of famed dissident

"This isn’t just weakness, it’s shameful cowardice. I won’t tolerate it," Sen. Scott tweeted

Politics

Spain becomes the refuge of the Castro family

The descendants of Fidel and Raúl Castro have been able to live, do business, and evade U.S. sanctions in Spain

Politics

Cubans with other citizenships may hold positions within the regime

These exceptions can only be approved by the President of the Republic

MLB

Minnie Minoso: A baseball Hall of Famer at last

The fact that he wasn't chosen sooner has long been considered a great injustice to the man and the sport.

Nicaragua welcomes the exodus of Cubans with the “free visa”

The “free visa” could create an exodus of Cubans from the island.

Entertainment

Two Latin Grammys for "Patria y Vida" dedicated to the Virgin of Charity and to the Cuban people

Yotuel Romero and his wife Beatriz Luengo offered the two Latin Grammys won for the song "Patria y Vida" to the Virgin of Charity in Miami.

Entertainment

Cuban protest song “Patria y Vida” wins Latin Grammy

Despite being banned in Cuba, the song has become a hymn for the country’s freedom fighters.

Human Rights

Cuban activist and organizer of 15N arrives in Spain

The Archipiélago group leader arrived in Spain along with his wife Dayana Prieto.

Human Rights

Cuban regime begins early crackdown on N15 protests: live updates

Hours before Cuba's N15 protest, the Cuban regime cracks down on activists, journalists, and civilians.

Human Rights

Cuban regime revokes EFE press credentials amidst pro-democracy demonstrations

News agency under fire by Cuban regime says revocation of their press credentials part of a new, unprecedented attack on journalism