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Abkhazia: A Refuge for Cubans or a Migratory Trap?
As Russia tightens immigration laws, Cubans turn to Abkhazia for refuge—only to face legal uncertainty, economic hardship, and diplomatic isolation.
Cuban Student with I-220A Pursues College Degree at Florida International University (FIU)
After arriving in the U.S. with an I-220A, which offers no legal status or federal aid, 26-year-old Sandro González is pursuing an engineering degree at Florida International University. Balancing two jobs and his own insurance business, he’s funding his education on his own. A recipient of a CAALE scholarship, Sandro’s journey reflects the resilience of immigrant youth chasing opportunity against the odds.
What Cubans Need to Know About Russia’s “Regularization” Decree
Thousands of Cubans in Russia face an uncertain future. Learn what the 2025 regularization process really means and what happens after the April deadline.
I Only Ask God One Thing: Watch Over the Migrant Families
In the last sixty years, migratory exoduses have driven hundreds of thousands of Cubans of different generations and ideologies into exile.
Nearly a Half Million Cubans Reach USA Since October 2021
A total of 464,197 Cubans have made it to the United States since October 2021, according to statistics from US Customs and Border Protection.
Surviving Tapachula: Witness Account of a Cuban Migrant
Lots of Cubans in Tapachula, like Leo, are living in overcrowded conditions. Some for days others for months.
Cuban Migration by Sea: Deaths & Disappearances in 2023
Between January 2021 and June 2023, the U.S. Border Patrol detained 7,479 Cuban migrants in the Florida Straits. The maritime route accumulates several incidents in which several Cubans lost their lives or disappeared.
What Changes Came Out of the Cuba-US Migration Talks?
Although the US government noted that these talks “are generally held every six months,” those on Thursday represented the first of the Migration Agreement talks between Washington and Havana since 2018.
INFORMAL FOREIGN EXCHANGE
MARKET IN CUBA (REAL TIME)
Migración Cubana
As Russia tightens immigration laws, Cubans turn to Abkhazia for refuge—only to face legal uncertainty, economic hardship, and diplomatic isolation.
After arriving in the U.S. with an I-220A, which offers no legal status or federal aid, 26-year-old Sandro González is pursuing an engineering degree at Florida International University. Balancing two jobs and his own insurance business, he’s funding his education on his own. A recipient of a CAALE scholarship, Sandro’s journey reflects the resilience of immigrant youth chasing opportunity against the odds.
Thousands of Cubans in Russia face an uncertain future. Learn what the 2025 regularization process really means and what happens after the April deadline.
In the last sixty years, migratory exoduses have driven hundreds of thousands of Cubans of different generations and ideologies into exile.
A total of 464,197 Cubans have made it to the United States since October 2021, according to statistics from US Customs and Border Protection.
Between January 2021 and June 2023, the U.S. Border Patrol detained 7,479 Cuban migrants in the Florida Straits. The maritime route accumulates several incidents in which several Cubans lost their lives or disappeared.
Lots of Cubans in Tapachula, like Leo, are living in overcrowded conditions. Some for days others for months.
Although the US government noted that these talks “are generally held every six months,” those on Thursday represented the first of the Migration Agreement talks between Washington and Havana since 2018.
INFORMAL FOREIGN EXCHANGE
MARKET IN CUBA (REAL TIME)