Cuban Exile in Miami

Farewell to Emilio Martínez Venegas, hero of the Cuban political prison

"Why is it that I always get the questions about Cuba?": Rubio jokes with the press at the UN

A 100-year-old Cuban woman celebrates her birthday in Miami with one wish: to reunite with her twin sister who lives in Cuba

From prison to the airport: Sissi Abascal recounts her departure from Cuba

Eight airports and a stock exchange: Projects for a post-communist Cuba

Cuban man convicted of the assassination of Orlando Letelier may be deported to a third country by the U.S.

The son of the Cuban exile who is now the most powerful man in Washington and is aiming for 2028

In Miami, a Rosary is called for a Cuba "anti-communist and without political prisoners."

Bryan Ávila urges the Cuban people not to lose hope and promises a strong stance against the regime

ICE on the deportation of Fernando Armando Valdés Pérez: "He infiltrated and reported on the Cuban exile."

The documentary "Lezama Lima: Letting the Tongue Loose" was screened to a full house in Miami

Pro-democracy activist and veteran of the Republican Cuban Navy dies in Miami

Aymée Nuviola: "The EcoFlow quells the urge to protest."

Freedom House welcomes Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and reiterates its call for the release of more than 1,300 political prisoners in Cuba

Faithful begin to pay homage to the Virgin of Charity from the seawall of the Ermita in Miami

The "peaceful life" of Posada Carriles that Cuba denounced in Miami had a Cuban agent within it

A Cuban identified as an intelligence operative from Havana donated thousands of dollars to Salazar and Díaz-Balart

Friends of Posada Carriles had suspected the alleged Cuban spy for years and alerted the FBI

From Spy to "Devoted Son": This is How He Gained the Trust of Luis Posada Carriles, the Cuban Deported by the U.S

Adam Michnik, an example of an intellectual committed to the defense of truth and justice

New details and anecdotes emerge about the Cuban-Guatemalan deported from the U.S. on espionage charges

Expedia triumphs in Miami in legal battle over confiscated properties in Cuba: Here are the details

Frank Rodríguez, on Operation Pedro Pan: "I arrived in Miami and felt nothing for my parents."

Campaign in Florida: Angie Nixon tours Little Havana while Byron Donalds gears up in Miami-Dade

What are the possible scenarios for a transition in Cuba?: Insights from experts

Challenges of Cuba in the 21st Century: Reconstruction and National Reconciliation in a Democratic, Prosperous, and Free Republic

Cuban father in Miami breaks down in tears for the daughter he left in Cuba: "The worst thing I could have done was to leave her."

Envy as a weapon of tyranny: divide to conquer

Honduran resident in Miami sends a message to Cubans: "They are no longer untouchable."

UNPACU: 15 years of fighting for the freedom of Cuba and assisting those in need

Raul Mas Canosa speaks about his brother Jorge: "He wanted to unite the exile with Cuba, not take anything away from anyone."

Miami-Dade Collector Supports Trump's Sanctions Against Networks Linked to the Cuban Regime

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: "Cubans are waiting for foreign powers to intervene and help."

José Daniel Ferrer accuses Daniel Llorente of being an instrument of the Cuban regime: "It's shameful to hear him."

Military intervention in Cuba in 2026? Raul Mas Canosa believes that "there is going to be a change, for better or for worse."

Raul Mas Canosa, convinced that the general of the Southern Command told the Cuban regime, "Either you change, or I will change you."

Analyst Jorge de Armas: "Cuba needs a 15-point earthquake on the Trump scale."

Angie Nixon, the democratic socialist who surprised Florida and will face off against Ashley Moody for the Senate

The new battle for the Cuban vote in Florida: Donalds, Jolly, and the shift in the Democratic discourse on Cuba

They approve the rescue of the historic Miami Marine Stadium, designed by a Cuban architect

Cuba on the Agenda of Florida Gubernatorial Candidates: Here's How Donalds and Jolly Position Themselves

From 35 billion to a new Cuban business class: The exile's plan to rebuild Cuba

This is the roadmap of 13 pillars to rebuild Cuba after the end of Castroism

Carolina Barrero arrives in Miami to begin her doctorate at UM and announces a new stage "closer to her homeland."

Blackouts in Cuba also drain the pockets of families in South Florida

They will present the book "Who Was Fidel Castro Really?: Unmasking a Myth," by Roberto Álvarez Quiñones

Writer Andrés Jorge: "Fidelism is worse than Fidel."

El Micha responds to the criticism in Miami: "The communist accuses you of being a communist."

Alfonso "Alfy" Fanjul, Cuban-American businessman who rebuilt one of the largest sugar empires, has passed away

Ex-spy Gerardo Hernández calls Marco Rubio and Cuban-American congressmen "traitors."

Exile as a consequence of authoritarianism

Journalist Yosmany Mayeta visits Martí Noticias after overcoming his immigration crisis

Is change in Cuba near? Analyst discusses the scenarios for the possible end of the regime

Luis Manuel Otero: "I was honest even though no one expected it."

The seven habits of highly effective people and the struggle for a free Cuba

Sandro Castro satirizes Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara in a reel that reeks of regime propaganda

Luis Manuel Otero dismantles the controversy surrounding his watch

The experience of this Cuban after visiting La Carreta and El Versalles in Miami, and everyone agrees on the same thing: "Speechless."

Emotional meeting: Luis Manuel Otero attends Daymé Arocena's concert in Miami

Miami is no longer just for Cubans: This is how the Latino map of South Florida is changing