Cubans

The article highlights a satirical story from The Babylon Bee about Cubans in New York City beginning to board rafts to escape communism again. The Post curates such stories to provide a humorous take on current events.

Cuba’s government is opening the hotel sector to management by Cubans at home and abroad after hotel chains leave the island.

Cubans are leaving their country due to worsening conditions, but not migrating to the United States.

Over 4,300 Cubans were deported from the United States to Mexico between President Trump’s 2025 inauguration and March 9, 2026. A report highlights the precarious living conditions faced by these deportees.

Thousands of Cubans protested outside the U.S. Embassy in Havana against the U.S. indictment of former president Raúl Castro for the 1996 downing of two civilian airplanes. The protest occurred on Friday, reflecting public opposition to the legal action.

Cubans protested electricity blackouts by lighting fires in Havana's streets, amid an oil shortage affecting the country. The protests highlight the struggles Cubans face due to the shortage. The situation is causing unrest among the population.

A Miami Herald poll reveals that 68% of Cubans and Cuban Americans in South Florida disapprove of the Trump administration's deportation policies targeting undocumented Cuban nationals. The survey highlights growing dissatisfaction among these communities with the administration's approach to migrant deportations from the Caribbean.