Cuban Exile in Miami

In Madrid, "La capital del sol," a work dedicated to the Cuban exile community in Miami, will be presented

The Cuban government expresses its concern over the economic effects of Trump's return to the White House

Deported but not defeated: The inspiring story of a Cuban who arrived in the U.S. after being sent back to Cuba

Ángela Álvarez, the Cuban who made history at the Latin Grammy Awards, has passed away at the age of 95

The renowned Cuban editor and bookseller Juan Manuel Salvat has passed away in Miami

Ugás dances with his mother: "I ask God for good health for my mom and the chance to recover some of all the lost time."

The former Cuban political prisoner Eudo Fagundo Castillo has died in Miami

Ex-wife of Cuban spy on Ana de Armas romance: "It deeply disgusts me"

Cuban resident in a mobile home park in Sweetwater: "My family has been living here for 40 years."

Cubans: The only Hispanic demographic group that voted primarily for Trump

Cubans celebrate Trump's victory in Florida at the Versailles restaurant

Manuel Milanés speaks frankly about political prisoners in Cuba: "The 11th of July has come and gone, and we did not go."

A Cuban faces protesters against the embargo in Miami: "I thought they were against tyranny."

Descemer Bueno reunites with his mother after four years without going to Cuba

Statue of José Martí vandalized in Miami

María Elvira Salazar celebrates meeting with Miss Universe Cuba: "The exile has its Queen."

Exile coalition in Miami calls for Díaz-Canel's resignation

Cuban political prisoner, 81, completes three decades in prison

Cuban writer and exile Armando de Armas passes away

Yordenis Ugás on El Taiger: "I hope he can recover to become a better person."

Cuban citizen enters the United States thanks to CBP One appointment

Brother of victim from the downing of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft comments on FAR pilot in the U.S.

Exiles call for trial against former Cuban pilot involved in the downing of Brothers to the Rescue planes who lives in the U.S.

Cubadebate comes to the defense of “El Micha”: "He exploded in response to the traditional harassment."

Florida: Oropouche cases linked to travel to Cuba rise to 70

Lenier Mesa to influencers in Miami: You can't tell people in Cuba to take to the streets when they have nothing to eat

Priest Alberto Reyes on the situation in Cuba: "It's a critical moment."

Gerardo Hernández advocates for Micha: "There are inquisitors in Miami."

Controversy in Miami: Orestes Lorenzo discusses former pilot involved in the shooting down of Brothers to the Rescue

Cuban exile community demands explanations for the entry into the U.S. of a pilot linked to the downing of planes in 1996