Articles written by Wilfredo Cancio Isla

Wilfredo Cancio Isla

Journalist at CiberCuba. Doctorate in Information Science from the University of La Laguna (Spain). Editor and editorial executive at El Nuevo Herald, Telemundo, AFP, Diario Las Américas, AmericaTeVe, Cafe Fuerte, and Radio TV Martí.

Vladimiro Roca, a historical figure of the opposition in Cuba, has passed away in Havana

Germany will require transit visas for Cuban travelers starting this Saturday

The U.S. will accept asylum applications from Cubans in Mexico

Judge suspends the deportation of Cuban activist Ramón Saúl Sánchez

More than 38,000 Cubans benefited from the humanitarian parole program

Federal judge rejects Hunter Biden's plea agreement

Federal judge blocks Biden administration's asylum policy

Swimmer Diana Nyad praises the bravery of a young man who escaped from Cuba in an inflatable kayak

Trump's trial for classified documents will be on May 20, 2024

This is what the Celia Cruz coin will look like when it circulates in the U.S. in 2024

The U.S. adds new requirement to humanitarian parole application

Endless migration crisis: Over 10,000 Cubans entered the U.S. through borders in June

Trump faces imminent charges for interfering in the 2020 presidential elections

Warning for travelers carrying Cuban rum and tobacco upon entering the U.S.

Social Eruption of 11-J: What Changed for Cuba and Cubans?

Florida at the Crossroads: Immigration Law on Target

Raft passenger dies on vessel heading to Florida; 14 Cubans sent to the Bahamas

More than 28,000 Cuban rafters arrived in South Florida in eight months

Young person from the iconic photo of July 11 leaves Cuba and seeks asylum in Germany

U.S. Supreme Court ruling may benefit Cubans with deportation orders

The third deportation flight with 36 Cubans from Miami has arrived in Havana

Cuban pilots on trial for escaping to the U.S. in a powered hang glider.

President Biden's son pleads guilty to two tax offenses and seeks to avoid prison

Bars of Misfortune: Father and Daughter Imprisoned in Cuba's Jails

The Cuban poet Manuel Díaz Martínez has passed away in Spain

Miami Mayor Francis Suárez runs for the presidency of the U.S. in 2024

Trump received federal charges while playing golf with a Cuban-American congressman from Miami

Biden Administration confirms existence of espionage base in Cuba since 2019

Cuban-born federal judge assigned to handle the indictment against Trump in Miami

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Alejandro Nápoles, the young man who escaped from Cuba in an inflatable kayak

The legal noose tightens around Trump: Department of Justice files criminal charges against him

Mike Pence: Trump violated the Constitution and should not be president of the United States

U.S. court rejects parole for asylum seekers at the border

Judge postpones the trial regarding the lawsuit against humanitarian parole until August 24

More than 29,000 Cubans approved to travel to the U.S. through the humanitarian parole program

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Alejandro Nápoles, the young man who escaped from Cuba in an inflatable kayak

More than 380,000 humanitarian parole applications from Cubans are awaiting review

The arrival of rafters remains relentless; 5,929 Cubans arrived in south Florida in April

The ashes of a veteran raft-man from Angola who passed away during the journey to Florida return to Cuba

The U.S. changes the selection process for humanitarian parole applicants

Seven notices for Cuban immigrants following the end of Title 42 at the U.S. border.

The U.S. deports 66 Cubans on the second ICE flight to Havana

USA: Access to Visa Lottery results flows smoothly without any difficulties

General Gary Prado passes away, the man who captured Che Guevara in Bolivia

The U.S. announces changes to expedite asylum applications at the border

Cuban-American Enrique Tarrio is found guilty of seditious conspiracy for the assault on the U.S. Capitol.

State legislature approves strict immigration restrictions in Florida

Cuba and the U.S. hold a "technical meeting" on terrorism in Havana

Deportation flights: Who is at risk of being returned to Cuba by the Biden administration?

The legendary Cuban photographer and filmmaker Mario García Joya has passed away in Miami

Court sets new date for trial regarding the lawsuit against humanitarian parole

Historian Rosa Marquetti at Celia Cruz's grave: "An indescribable emotion"

More than a thousand Cubans arrived in the U.S. through the southern border in March; 4,501 entered by sea

Fox News agrees to historic payment of $787.5 million to avoid defamation trial over U.S. elections.

Cuban pilots who fled on a hang glider claim their "credible fear" before U.S. officials.

The U.S. granted over 20,000 immigrant visas to Cubans since October

Does the program for fast asylum requests at the Mexico border benefit Cubans?

Cuban activist Yeilis Torres receives political asylum in the U.S. after a long migratory ordeal

U.S.: We do not plan to remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism

Trial for lawsuit against humanitarian parole will begin on June 13 in a Texas court