María Elvira Salazar

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María Elvira Salazar is a journalist and host of Cuban descent, born on November 1, 1961, in Miami, Florida.

Daughter of Cuban emigrants. She lived in Puerto Rico until the age of 16 when she moved to the United States. Once there, she studied at Miami Dade College and the School of Journalism in Miami (1983). Additionally, she obtained a Master's in Publi…

Cuban with I-220A, detained in California: "I have no crimes, being locked up here is horrible."

Cuban-American congress members thank Trump for the strong blow against the Maduro regime

Cubans respond to María Elvira Salazar regarding the end of parole: "Stop looking for culprits and take action."

Criticism of María Elvira Salazar: "Are you going to allow innocent Cubans and Venezuelans to be deported?"

Cuban-American Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar speaks out on the revocation of humanitarian parole

María Elvira Salazar supports the expulsion of Cuban repressors who entered the U.S. with humanitarian visas

Trump's immigration measures in March 2025: end of humanitarian parole and its impact on Cubans

Cubans with I-220A: So what are Cuban-American congress members waiting for to take action?

Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar intercedes for Cubans with I-220A

Closure of Radio and TV Martí Sparks Strong Reactions from Politicians, Opponents, and Organizations

A bill in the U.S. aims to teach schools about the dangers of communism

María Elvira Salazar reacts to the closure of Radio and TV Martí

Lawyer Willy Allen believes it is up to Cuban-American congress members to resolve the I-220A issue

José Daniel Ferrer asks Trump not to close Radio and TV Martí: "They are of vital importance for our struggle."

Trump's plan would include a ban on entry for Cubans and Venezuelans to the U.S. "without exceptions."

María Elvira defends Elon Musk: “He could be enjoying his money.”

From Territory to Prosperous State: The History of Florida on its 180th Anniversary

José Daniel Ferrer mourns the death of Lincoln Díaz-Balart: "A great friend of the opposition and the Cuban people."

María Elvira Salazar: "We Republicans have 4 years to help Cubans I-220A"

Lawyer Willy Allen on María Elvira Salazar's bill for I-220A: "It is an insult."

The Venezuelan Adjustment Law Proposal returns to the U.S. Congress.

Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar assures Cubans with I220-A that she will introduce a bill to grant them permanent legal status

The case of the Cuban boy Damir Ortiz reaches the international press

Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar promotes a law to regularize Cubans with I-220A

María Elvira celebrates her invitation to the White House and remembers her parents: "They fled the Castro regime with just five dollars."

They seek to protect Cuban doctors with uncertain immigration status in the United States

José Daniel Ferrer rejects police summons in Santiago de Cuba: “I’m not going anywhere”

María Elvira urges DHS to prevent the deportation of Cubans undergoing the Adjustment Act process

María Elvira Salazar after the release of José Daniel Ferrer: "We are glad to know he is free."

Díaz-Canel after announcement of prisoner release in Cuba: "It is a common practice"

Cuban-American congressmen label Biden's decision on Cuba as a betrayal

Cuban-American congress members meet with Edmundo González in Washington

Cuban man disappears in the U.S. while fishing: His family urgently seeks help

María Elvira and Elon Musk discuss free Internet for Cuba

Cuban Americans celebrate Rubio as a possible Secretary of State: "Bad day to be a dictator in Latin America."

María Elvira Salazar after being re-elected to District 27 of Florida: "We all want the same thing, prosperity."

Mario Díaz-Balart and Carlos Giménez retain their seats in the U.S. Congress.

María Elvira Salazar retains her seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

María Elvira Salazar celebrates meeting with Miss Universo Cuba: "Exile has its Queen"

Former Cuban leader denied having been a member of the Communist Party to travel to the U.S.

Cuban mother with I-220A thanks Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar for her help

Cuban-American Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar meets with Javier Milei at the Casa Rosada

María Elvira Salazar sends a message to Cubans with the I-220A: "Expect new things in September."

Five Congress members and senators send letter to Blinken and Mayorkas regarding former Cuban leader arrived in Miami

María Elvira Salazar is calling for the visa of a former official of the Cuban regime who has just arrived in Miami to be revoked

Marco Rubio and Rick Scott introduce a resolution condemning the Cuban regime: "It is a haven for our adversaries."

Marco Rubio sends a message to the Armed Forces of Venezuela: “Do not kill your fellow countrymen.”

Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar sends a message to the Minister of Defense of Venezuela: "Listen to the people."

Cuban-American congress members believe that Trump will put an end to communism in Cuba

Broad solidarity from Cuban-American congress members following the shooting against Donald Trump

The poster comparing Trump to Fidel Castro will be removed in Miami

Congress members warn about entrance of Cuban repressors into the U.S.: "They represent a threat"

Marco Rubio criticizes Biden's new concessions to the Cuban regime

Legislator María Elvira Salazar praises President Javier Milei and calls for including Argentina in APEP

Blinken defends the exclusion of Cuba from the list of countries that do not cooperate in the fight against terrorism

Congress members criticize Cuba's exclusion from the list of countries that do not cooperate with terrorism

U.S. Congress approves Law to facilitate free access to the Internet in Cuba

Politicians support protests in Cuba: "The courage of the people shows that the dictatorship has a serious problem."

María Elvira Salazar to a young woman who interrupted a conference: "In Cuba, you would be in jail."

Congress members urge the U.S. government to grant immigration protection to Cubans with I-220A