Mario J. Pentón

The Cardinal of Havana was unaware of the Vatican's secret mediation to release Cuban prisoners

Cuban ex-judge Melody González remains detained in the U.S. at the end of the year

Buena Fe assures that they are staying in Cuba, enduring the "criminal economic blockade."

Warehouse rice in Cuba: late, dirty, and with weevils

The new measures that Trump could take against the Cuban regime

Cubans line up for hours to buy charcoal in Santa Clara

Cuban doctor kidnapped in Mexico, and his family pleads for help in his release

Sacerdote Alberto Reyes sobre la situación en Cuba: "Es un momento terminal"

Posters appear at the funeral home in Matanzas: “No blackouts and more food”

Cuban grandmother wants to learn English because she received her parole

News presenters dress as militia members and are flooded with criticism: "Halloween started early this year."

Former Cuban Minister of Economy Alejandro Gil would be detained following a corruption scandal

Two Cubans who went missing in Mexico after attending their CBP One appointment have been found alive

A couple of Cubans arrived in the U.S. less than a year ago and already has their first car

Cuban with CBP One appointment goes missing in Mexico

Young Cuban with a deportation order paints impressive portrait of Trump and Biden

Cuban journalist Mario Pentón leaves América Tevé: "They made me choose."

Confirmation of the death of a 28-year-old Cuban man while attempting to cross the Río Bravo

Brother of Cuban journalist Mario Pentón arrives in the U.S. with humanitarian parole

A part of the false ceiling has come down in the lobby of the Hermanos Ameijeiras hospital

Cubans gather flour that fell from a truck in Havana: "Where are we going to end up?"

Two Cuban migrants missing after being swept away by a river in Mexico

A 17-year-old Cuban woman may be deported after arriving in the U.S. with her husband under humanitarian parole

Cuban arrives in the U.S. through humanitarian parole and returns to the Island out of fear of healthcare costs

They arrive in the U.S. with humanitarian parole, regret their decision, and now want to return to Cuba

Cuban journalist Mario J. Penton assaulted in Madrid