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Aleida Guevara Defends Cuba's Sovereignty Amidst U.S. Sanctions (opens the original)
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Aleida Guevara March, daughter of Ernesto "Che" Guevara and a staunch supporter of the Cuban regime, stood up for the island's political and economic systems on Wednesday in Brussels. During an event at the European Parliament opposing U.S. sanctions, she declared that "no one else has the right to tell us how to live." The event, titled "Cuba Yes, Blockade No," was organized by The Left group within the European Parliament. The Cuban Embassy in Belgium as well as to the European Union shared Gu
Cuban Man Brought to Tears as He Remembers Three Birthdays Without Hugging His Brother, Shares Heartfelt Message (opens the original)
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A young Cuban named Dean Pablo Hernández (@deanpablohernandez13) shared an emotional video on TikTok, expressing the heartache caused by family separation due to emigration. The occasion was his younger brother's birthday, marking the third year in a row that he couldn't be there to embrace him. "I'm recording this video to look back on someday and laugh at this moment. I waited to stop crying because I don't like appearing on camera crying, nor do I want anyone's pity," Dean explains at the beg
Apple Faces Scrutiny for Removing Apps Alerting Users to ICE Operations (opens the original)
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Apple is under renewed scrutiny from the U.S. Congress over its choice to remove ICEBlock and similar apps from the App Store that enabled users to report sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. This decision, enacted in 2025, followed government warnings regarding potential threats to federal officers. The company outlined its rationale in a letter sent in July to Maryland's Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin, as reported by CNN on Tuesday. Raskin, the leading Democra
Cuban Convicted of Second-Degree Murder Detained by ICE in Florida (opens the original)
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The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) apprehended a Cuban national over the weekend who had been previously convicted of second-degree murder in Florida, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on Monday. The Cuban individual is listed among 15 immigrants with notable criminal backgrounds highlighted by the DHS in a statement released on September 28. This list includes individuals convicted of crimes such as murder, homicide, sexual assault against minors, chil
Residents of La Cuchilla in Palma Soriano Endure 15 Days Without Power as 'La Johnson' Fails to Visit (opens the original)
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A resident from J Street in the La Cuchilla neighborhood of Palma Soriano, Santiago de Cuba, reached out to report a 15-day power outage. Despite initial repairs by the Union Eléctrica (UNE) employees, the transformer exploded again, leaving the area in darkness. Calls to Santiago de Cuba bring the same response: the issue has supposedly been fixed. Beatriz Johnson, the first secretary of the PCC, had promised a visit on Saturday, but she has yet to make an appearance. In an audio message sent t
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