Mario Díaz-Balart

Díaz-Balart calls part of the immigration raids a "exaggeration" amid the campaign for the Hialeah and Doral district

From euphoria to disappointment: Cuban exiles on Miami radio turn against Trump and Rubio over the "invasion" of Cuba that never happened

A year ago, I emerged from hell, and I long to return to a transitioning Cuba as soon as possible

Venezuelan Coalition in the U.S. denounces the "suffering" caused by Trump’s deportations and urges voting in the midterm elections

Last notice to vote in November: The deadline to register as a voter in Miami-Dade is this Monday

Cuban decimist from Miami by Anna Bensi: "As if Mariana were... reincarnating in her plea."

Cuban academic: using legislation to protect the henchmen shows "extreme degradation"

Cuban poet on Anna Bensi and her mother: "Dignity cannot fall into a gray lethargy."

Díaz-Balart warns the leadership of the Cuban dictatorship to find somewhere to go: "This president is not leaving the White House with that regime."

Cuban-American congress members express their full support for Anna Bensi and issue a warning

When defenders of freedom come together, victory is assured

Alejandro Castro Espín's mother-in-law, residing in Hialeah, has reportedly provided false information to authorities

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

Díaz-Balart: "Raúl Castro and the regime are already dead; they need to be buried."

Cuban-American Congressman Mario Díaz-Balart speaks out on migrants with TPS and Cubans with I-220A

Republican senator attacks the Democratic left in the U.S.: "They know the lyrics of the Cuban anthem by heart."

The United States is preparing a $1 billion package to strengthen security in Colombia

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

Restore The Broken Virgin: the performance by Luis Manuel Otero at the Ermita de la Caridad in Miami

Haitians in Miami live in fear of the end of TPS: "They forget what we did for the U.S."

Bruno Rodríguez accuses the "anti-Cuban mafia" of driving a U.S. aggression against Cuba

Millions of Americans are losing their health insurance as Obamacare subsidies expire

"As long as the revolution exists, Cuba will not leave any Cuban behind," says Raúl Castro's grandson

Why is he speaking now? The Crab breaks the silence after the regime's major economic reforms

Yosmany Mayeta seeks help from the State Department while awaiting a key hearing regarding his immigration future

The U.S. demands the immediate release of the Cuban teenager Jonathan Muir

Journalist Yosmany Mayeta urgently calls for help from Marco Rubio and Cuban-American congressmen due to the possibility of deportation

Florida gubernatorial candidate opposes legalizing undocumented immigrants and advocates for deportations

The American dream turned into a nightmare: Cuban spends over a year locked up in an immigration center

Lawyer reveals details of the immigration case of independent journalist Yosmany Mayeta

Cuban lawyer: "I do not expect any congressman to be able to help anyone."

Alejandro Castro Espín's mother-in-law and sister-in-law live in the U.S.

Cuban journalist Yosmany Mayeta attends the U.S. Congress to seek support for his immigration case

Mario Díaz-Balart: "The henchmen of the Castro regime have no place in the United States."

Now it is Mayeta who needs help

Cuban-American congress members compare Trump and Marco Rubio to Martí and Bolívar

A Republican assures that "Raúl" sees business with the U.S. as the key to Cuba's prosperity

From the White House to Cuba: The wave of messages for Marco Rubio's birthday

"Not just a dictatorship": Mario Díaz-Balart accuses Cuba of undermining the United States

Lara Trump showcases Cuban coffee alongside Cuban-American congress members in Washington

Cuban-American congress members meet with Trump's daughter-in-law to discuss "this historic moment for Cuba."

María Elvira Salazar: "Raúl Castro believed he would die without being held accountable for his crimes."

U.S. Attorney General announces charges against Raúl Castro in Miami

U.S. Justice Department files criminal charges against Raúl Castro for the shooting down of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft in 1996

"Freedom will return to Cuba": Mario Díaz-Balart sends a message to the regime for May 20th

María Elvira Salazar: "Today marks the beginning of the end for the Castro family."

Cuban-American congress members demand formal charges against Raúl Castro in the United States

What we know about the announcements scheduled for May 20 regarding Cuba and Raúl Castro

Cuba labels the Brothers to the Rescue case as a "deception" in light of a possible accusation against Raúl Castro

Ferrer: "If the regime is not eliminated, its allies will help it arm itself to the teeth, and it will pose a much greater danger to the U.S."

Analyst explains why the Cuban regime is betting on military drones

Influencers and analysts in the U.S. react on social media to report on Cuba's military drones

Bruno Rodríguez avoids discussing drones in Cuba: “The U.S. creates pretexts for military aggression.”

Mario Díaz-Balart warns about regime drones from Cuba 90 miles from Florida: "It is a threat to national security."

Senator Graham celebrates the attempt to charge Raúl Castro for the downing of aircraft in 1996

Carlos Giménez says they will never forgive "those who destroyed our island."

The U.S. will accuse Raúl Castro on May 20 for the downing of the planes belonging to Brothers to the Rescue

The U.S. Department of Justice is preparing to file a formal indictment against Raúl Castro

"The truth is finally coming to light": María Elvira Salazar on Cuba's threat

U.S. Secretary of Defense confirms that the Cuban regime is a threat to national security