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Ted Cruz after the Republican defeat: "Tariffs have made everything too expensive."
María Elvira Salazar leads Eliott Rodríguez by just 1,100 votes and could face a recount in Miami
"The worst enemy of a Latino is a Cuban": message following Republican victory in Florida sparks debate on social media
María Elvira Salazar urges Republicans to correct the course on economics and immigration following a closely contested election in her district
Grandchildren's Law: Spanish government issues serious warning over potential suspension of voting rights for thousands of naturalized citizens
"Only Americans should decide American elections": Secretary of Homeland Security warns about illegal voting
Cuban with a Green Card accused of lying about his citizenship to vote in the United States
Miami-Dade surpasses 600,000 votes in the U.S. elections: here’s how participation is progressing
A young Cuban will vote for the first time in Miami despite political differences with her family: "I want them to feel proud."
"We did not vote against, we abstained": Jamaica rejects accusation of "betrayal" from Cuba
Florida Republicans "on edge" due to low voter turnout in the midterm elections
"We are proud": The U.S. celebrates Trinidad and Tobago's shift in favor of democratic changes in Cuba
María Elvira Salazar after voting in Coral Gables: “Hundreds of people coming to the polls and making their voices heard.”
Pope Leo XIV makes history: he becomes the first to vote in a U.S. election
Jamaica denies pressure, and Colombia defends its vote on Cuba at the UN: "Firm stance against authoritarian regimes."
USCIS is being sued for investigating naturalized citizens as potential "illegal voters": Florida among the prioritized states
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago after UN vote: "We do not support a military dictatorship" in Cuba
The resolution against the embargo loses momentum at the UN: 35 fewer votes and more than double against
Netanyahu leads the vote count in Israel but does not achieve a majority: Arab parties record a historic result
Tense debate at the UN on the embargo against Cuba: The dictatorship seeks its 34th vote amid pressures from the U.S. and potential changes in votes in Latin America
Canada does not say whether it will vote against the embargo at the UN despite Cuba's pleas: "We trust that it will remain with us."
More than 235,000 early votes in Miami-Dade: Salazar, Giménez, and Díaz-Balart warn in Westchester of the "Cuba and Venezuela path."
"It's time for reforms, not more talking": Trump administration sends message to the Cuban regime ahead of the UN vote
The U.S. pressures the Caribbean ahead of the UN vote: "The darkness of Havana is not the fault of the embargo, it is the regime's."
U.S. Department of Justice accuses two Cubans of voting illegally in Florida
Trump's approval rating falls to a new historic low due to the rising cost of living, according to a survey
Justice or electoral campaign? The order against Raúl Castro arrives amid doubts and discomfort in the Cuban exile community
“Miami-Dade is not Vice City”: the county votes this Tuesday on how far the promotion of GTA 6 can go in public spaces
Germany could change its vote on the embargo against Cuba at the UN for the first time in 24 years
Cubans are now the ninth largest foreign community in Spain: 252,000 residents, with 63% holding Spanish passports
Grandchildren's Law: those affected by the suspension of voting have until October 22 to appear before the Supreme Court
ICE reviewed tens of millions of records in search of non-citizen voters
A permanent resident Cuban was arrested accused of voting illegally in the U.S.
A Cuban among 16 foreigners accused of electoral crimes in the U.S., reports the Department of Justice
Trump praises the electoral system in Brazil and labels that of the U.S. as "corrupt."
Iran encourages Americans to vote against the Republican Party in the midterm elections
Trump asks the Supreme Court to reactivate the system for verifying voter citizenship
Spain's Supreme Court does not suspend the "grandchildren's law" or nationalities: This changes for Cubans
The Supreme Court of Spain temporarily suspends the census of the "grandchildren's law," directly affecting Cubans
Trump asks the Supreme Court to allow new restrictions on mail-in voting just weeks before the election
Federal judge keeps controversial Trump reform on mail-in voting blocked
Honduran resident in Miami sends message to Cubans: "They are no longer untouchable."
The new battle for the Cuban vote in Florida: Donalds, Jolly, and the shift in the Democratic discourse on Cuba
Florida reminds voters of the key dates to participate in the primaries on August 18
Early voting for the Florida primaries begins: Miami-Dade opens first
"If Marco Rubio is the candidate, we're in trouble": warning among Democrats ahead of the 2028 presidential elections
Meloni responds to Trump firmly: "My popularity is not your concern; I suggest you focus on yours."
Latino disillusionment with Trump is growing, but the Democrats are not convincing either
Democrats believe they will be able to regain the Cuban-American vote in South Florida
Cuban woman with a deportation order for 24 years ends up in prison in the U.S. for voting illegally
"Storm on social media": Article on Latino voting and Trump triggers a wave of reactions among Cubans in Florida
Cities in Florida where elections will be held on November 4th
Devastated Oriente, and the Cuban regime continues with its propaganda
A hard setback for Milei in the Buenos Aires elections
Cubans react to the new crackdown on Hammer: “Did the people choose Revolution? Let’s hold a referendum!”
Ecuador will have a runoff election between Daniel Noboa and Luisa González
Trump is considering changes for Secretary of Defense and is considering DeSantis
Susana Pérez expresses her gratitude for being able to vote in the U.S. and remembers the elections in Cuba: "Our vote didn't count."
Seidy La Niña on the elections in the USA: "In many of our countries, we do not have the right to vote."
Cuban actor Armando Tomey: "At 69 years old, I am voting for a president for the first time."
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