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Fiscal Year 2026 Becomes Deadliest in ICE History: 37 Deaths in Custody, Including Cubans (opens the original)
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The recently concluded federal fiscal year has been recorded as the most fatal for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): 37 individuals died while in the agency's custody between October 2025 and September 2026. This figure is nearly double that of the previous year, according to an investigation by Bloomberg Law released on the last day of the fiscal year. The number surpasses the 33 deaths in fiscal year 2025—which was already the deadliest in over two decades—and triples the 11
Cuban Reforms Claim Sovereignty Yet Seek U.S. Approval (opens the original)
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A recent post by Sonia Hernández Camacho, an official at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX), has highlighted a growing contradiction within the regime's discourse on its economic reforms. While Havana portrays these changes as internal and sovereign decisions, much of its diplomatic narrative seems to focus more on how Washington perceives them rather than the views of the Cuban people. Hernández Camacho, identified as the Director of Bilateral Affairs for the U.S. at MINREX, reacted
Laritza Camacho: "The Issue Has Never Been the Photo or the Photographer" (opens the original)
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The Cuban host, actress, and presenter Laritza Camacho recently shared a powerful reflection on her Facebook profile addressing the censorship of images in Cuba. She challenged the official stance that capturing the reality of the country plays into the hands of the "enemy." Camacho wrote, "If you publish a photo that might give the 'enemy' something to talk about, you could be judged." She then questioned what types of images were being referred to. "A destroyed hospital? A cemetery in ruins? Y
Cuba to Implement Gradual Banking Reforms Aiming to Enhance Service Quality in the Coming Weeks (opens the original)
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Cuba has revealed plans to gradually introduce 20 significant reforms to its banking system in the weeks ahead. These changes aim to include increased private and foreign investment, new loan options, interest rate adjustments, digitization of processes, and updated regulations for financial technologies. These reforms will focus on four key areas: opening and capitalization, credit, savings, and financing, according to the state newspaper Juventud Rebelde, which cited statements from officials
92-Year-Old Cuban Woman Fulfills Lifelong Dream in Spain with Family: "Honestly, I Am Very Happy" (opens the original)
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A 92-year-old Cuban woman has become the heartwarming focal point of a viral story, sharing her joy and wonder as she lives out her twilight years in Spain with her family, far from the island she left behind. Last Friday, TikTok user @miguelina9958 shared the video under the hashtags #cubanosenespaña and #cubanosporelmundo. In a brief 29-second clip, the elderly woman speaks to the camera with such genuineness that she quickly resonated with the Cuban community abroad. "Who would have thought t
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