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- Sep 29, 2026
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More survivors and victims found after boat carrying 62 capsizes near Puerto Rico (opens the original)
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The U.S. Coast Guard said Tuesday it had rescued 49 people and was searching for 10 others after a boat carrying migrants recently capsized in open waters west of Puerto Rico. At least three bodies have been recovered since the boat, carrying 62 passengers, overturned late Sunday near Mona Island. Officials said one passenger attacked others with a machete, causing severe injuries and forcing dozens to jump into the water. U.S. Coast Guard spokesperson Ricardo Castrodad s
Report offers rare insight into the risks and challenges facing US deportees in Haiti (opens the original)
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Human Rights Watch released a report on Monday detailing the hardships faced by hundreds of people deported by the United States to gang-ravaged Haiti. The report is the first intimate look at the lives of deportees who have declined to speak at length with journalists because they fear for their safety. Gang violence is surging and hunger and poverty are deepening. The U.S. has deported more than 470 people to Haiti since July, including people who lost Temporary Pr
A man fights for a new life in Cuba after the US expels him in an immigration crackdown (opens the original)
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LAS MINAS, Cuba — Liexer De La Cruz took a deep breath as he entered a federal courtroom in Miami, where life as he knew it would end. It was Jan. 9, and he thought he was attending a routine immigration hearing — not deciding on the rest of his life in just seconds, having to choose between returning to Cuba or risking deportation at any moment. He didn't have a chance to confer with his wife and sister who were waiting outside. De La Cruz had spent five years putting down roots in the United S
A man fights for a new life in Cuba after he’s expelled from South Florida in an immigration crackdown (opens the original)
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LAS MINAS, Cuba (AP) — Liexer De La Cruz took a deep breath as he entered a federal courtroom in Miami, where life as he knew it would end. It was Jan. 9, and he thought he was attending a routine immigration hearing — not deciding on the rest of his life in just seconds, having to choose between returning to Cuba or risking deportation at any moment. He didn’t have a chance to confer with his wife and sister who were waiting outside. De La Cruz had spent five years putting down roots in the Uni
Cubaâs multiple crises are pushing many islanders to breaking point (opens the original)
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Cubans have painted a grim picture of daily life as multiple crises affecting the island nation worsen, with locals forced to rummage through trash for food and sleep on the street to survive. For a population of roughly 10 million, the mental burden of sweltering nights, water and power shortages, dwindling fuel and crumbling homes is reaching a critical threshold. And as a U.S. energy embargo persists and longtime economic and financial troubles deepen, there is no immediate relief in sight. "
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