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Hialeah is considering cutting municipal salaries by up to 20% and freezing hiring due to Amendment 3
Aguas de La Habana initiates legal proceedings against two individuals for illegally tampering with water valves
The Cuban government updates the 2020 law to introduce changes in the Council of Ministers
Díaz-Canel announces 215 regulations for his reforms, but a study questions the legal guarantees in Cuba
Cuba misses the deadline for reopening its electronic visa portal amid the enforcement of new immigration laws
Cubalex lawyer warns that the new Housing Law does not protect the homes of exiles
Do you have a house in Cuba and live abroad? This law directly affects you
Cuba publishes law that reorganizes the Government, set to take effect on November 9
Cuban professor on private water pipes: "When the State fails to guarantee a right..."
EXPOHOLGUÍN calls for bids to lease spaces and premises
Only 23% of rural women in Cuba have land rights, and half lack their own income
DHS will allow online payment of access fees for files starting November 30
Immigration Appeals Board establishes new rule on changes to asylum applications
Warning about pages impersonating the FTC in the United States: How to avoid a scam
The immigration backlog in the U.S. is growing: pending appeals rise by 61%
Two companies are sued for alleged fraud in passport processing in the United States
The three amendments that Floridians will vote on November 3: what changes with each one and why they need 60% approval
Florida has ended the SUNCAP program: what recipients of SSI and food assistance need to know
USCIS allows free reopening of certain denied immigration cases following the cancellation of the CBP One parole
Fake marriage network uncovered in the U.S.: they charged $40,000 and moved millions
Cuban musician fears for the life of his aunt detained by ICE in Texas: "We are not asking for privileges, just humanity."
Cubans with I-220A: What is really happening in the courts of the United States?
Cubans with I-220A respond to the U.S. Government in the courts: what will happen on October 30?
Cubans sentenced to between 4 and 5 years in prison for selling Starlink antennas in Santa Clara
The new Education Law of the regime clashes with reality: 24,000 vacant teaching positions and salaries of less than 12 dollars
Miami approves new rules for electric bicycles and scooters: Prohibited on sidewalks and minimum age of 16 years
Council of Ministers launches economic inclusion program for vulnerable individuals
Spain raises advances for unpaid child support to 300 euros per month
A suspected homicide linked to cannibalism has reportedly died in prison in Santiago de Cuba
U.S. Customs discovers an unusual smuggling operation hidden inside a robotic vacuum cleaner
Renewing your work permit without losing your job: a guide for Cubans after the end of the automatic extension
They are asking the Spanish Supreme Court to remove the association Cubanos por la Democracia from the lawsuit against the Grandchildren's Law
Governor of Puerto Rico signs petition for the U.S. to admit the island as its 51st state: what comes next?
They set up a jury for the trial of a Cuban who confessed to a triple murder in Miami
The Council of Ministers establishes new rules for coexistence and management for apartment buildings in Cuba
Cubans in Hialeah demand a solution to restrictions on parking their boats next to their homes
The Cuban government opens the door to private investment in refineries and fuel depots
Bloomberg points to Tareck El Aissami and Maikel Moreno as possible next individuals to be handed over to the U.S.
The Council of Ministers regulates oil activities in Cuba with Decree 184
What happened to Christa Pike, the woman sentenced to death who survived her execution in the U.S.?
Amendment 3 divides Miami-Dade politicians: What does it mean for Florida residents?
New BIA decision makes it harder for EU citizens to seek asylum in the U.S.: What it means for Cubans with Spanish passports
Who will invest in rebuilding Havana? Opportunities and obstacles of the new Housing Law in Cuba
Cuba extends the deadline to register vehicles assembled from parts and components until November 7
Blow to the fingerprint appointment business in Spain: the police test automatic assignment
New Immigration Law in Cuba: Reasons That May Prevent Entry or Exit from the Country
The Cuban government approves tax benefits for companies that hire people with disabilities
Cuba allows branches of foreign companies to import and export under new regulations
The Grandchildren's Law returns to the center of the battle in Spain: what changes for Cubans?
Cuban Customs Establishes New Rules for Personal Imports: Here's What You Need to Know
Cuban decimist from Miami by Anna Bensi: "As if there were Mariana... reincarnating in her plea."
Is it legal to buy raw milk in Florida? What those seeking "farm" or Amish milk should know
Manuel Marrero: "We now have the path open to move forward."
Recording cannot be a crime; the double standard of Cuban justice: Anna Bensi and Alina Bárbara López
Thousands of migrants in Florida may lose Medicaid starting October 1: who is at risk?
Starting October 1, the Cuban passport alone is no longer sufficient to register a car in Florida: This is mandated by a new law
Thousands of workers in Miami-Dade could lose more than 7 dollars per hour with new contracts
Marco Rubio announces important updates for the U.S. passport starting in 2027
Delcy Rodríguez calls for reforming the "Law Against Hate" established by Maduro: Here are her arguments
The Council of Ministers regulates the use of biofertilizers in agriculture
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