A new FIU survey shows that 68% would vote for the Republican candidate in their congressional district. Cuba remains an important issue, but after decades of unfulfilled promises, it has become a secondary concern in a country where making ends meet has become increasingly difficult
A false rumor linking Hakeem Jeffries and a family business to the Democratic Socialists of America has triggered a wave of criticism from Miami’s exile community
Nearly four in 10 Hispanic voters belong to the ‘moveable middle,’ who still do not know whom they will vote for in the November midterms, according to a UnidosUS study
A new report from the organization examines how the Supreme Court’s decisions affect the country’s 68 million Latinos by clearing the way for the president’s anti‑immigrant agenda
The Republican congresswoman from Florida has told migrants who were issued Form I-220A to have ‘hope’ amid Trump’s crackdown
Although it announced a change in January, Washington has simply made the country economically more dependent. Cubans continue to survive amid blackouts and shortages, but a new private class is is taking on roles that used to belong to the state
A First Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against deportations to third countries also gives hope to other people who have been forcibly sent in recent weeks to several African countries
While the acting president was attending the UN General Assembly, back in Doral — the main Venezuelan enclave in the US — another group demonstrated against ICE arrests
EL PAÍS spoke with a dozen migrants from Cuba, Honduras, Brazil and Colombia who were sent by the US to Africa and remain in a legal limbo with scant medical assistance and no knowledge of what will happen to them
A Cuban immigrant has had to change her appearance after ending up in ICE custody. The Trump Administration has stripped rights from trans people in detention
The New York socialist and ally of Mayor Zohran Mamdani will fight in Congress to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour and to abolish ICE
Economists say it is one of the biggest transformations of Cuba’s private sector, but question whether the legal system can protect investors
Many parents are choosing not to send their children to class amid the persistent blackouts, water cuts and other daily difficulties in the impoverished nation
Prosecutors charge Tyler James Robinson with aggravated murder, punishable by death in Utah, arguing he fired into a crowd and endangered thousands of people
Several of these politicians have joined the call to abolish ICE and to demand immigration reform that protects undocumented people in the US
Backed by Mamdani, the Dominican American candidate stunned New York’s political establishment with an upset victory in the Democratic primary
A petition before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights argues that the US government bears part of the responsibility for the murder of the Ecuadorian migrant on Long Island by failing to curb hateful rhetoric against Latinos
Four Cubans and a Brazilian refused to get off an ICE plane in Liberia and were taken without notice to Malabo, an unprecedented incident
While Donald Trump has threatened to invade Cuba, Marco Rubio has always opted for an economic embargo against the country
The Trump administration has targeted communist organizations as part of its sanctions on Cuba
From Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, several Latin Americans denounce that they have been forcibly deported here. They are also protesting their living conditions
The president of the Cuba Study Group, which promotes private‑sector growth on the island, calls on the US government to lift all its sanctions to facilitate stabilization and reconstruction
Economists and business leaders argue that Cuba cannot build a new economy without institutional reform, something the island’s government appears unwilling to negotiate
With its back against the wall, Havana is beginning to send a clear message: the country’s doors are open, even to the US president
The Salvadoran’s family says he died at Delaney Hall, while the Department of Homeland Security claims he did so in hospital
Five years after the unprecedented mass demonstrations, many Cubans remain behind bars while others have been forced into exile
Denny Adán González died in April at the Stewart Detention Center, two days after an argument with a facility officer. His family is seeking justice for the Cuban national, who is one more among the 54 migrants who have died under similar circumstances