Showing 1 to 12 of 109 results
Expedia Ordered to Pay $29.85 Million in Cuba Land Seizure Case
A Miami court ordered Expedia, Hotels.com, and Orbitz to pay $29.85 million to a Cuban-American whose family's land was seized in 1961, marking the first successful lawsuit under the Helms-Burton Act's Title III provision, impacting US companies' business operations in Cuba.
Expedia Ordered to Pay $29.85 Million in Cuba Land Seizure Case
A Miami court ordered Expedia, Hotels.com, and Orbitz to pay $29.85 million to a Cuban-American whose family's land was seized in 1961, marking the first successful lawsuit under the Helms-Burton Act's Title III provision, impacting US companies' business operations in Cuba.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Cuban National Arrested in Miami for Allegedly Concealing Regime Ties
A 57-year-old Cuban national, Daniel Morejon Garcia, was arrested in Miami for allegedly concealing his affiliation with Cuba's Ministry of the Interior and Communist Party during his immigration application, prompting concerns about foreign agents in the U.S.
Cuban National Arrested in Miami for Allegedly Concealing Regime Ties
A 57-year-old Cuban national, Daniel Morejon Garcia, was arrested in Miami for allegedly concealing his affiliation with Cuba's Ministry of the Interior and Communist Party during his immigration application, prompting concerns about foreign agents in the U.S.
Progress
44% Bias Score
US Caribbean Policy: Increased Pressure, Unintended Consequences
The Trump administration's intensified focus on combating drug trafficking, illegal migration, and Chinese influence in the Caribbean has increased pressure on Latin American countries through sanctions and reduced aid, prompting criticism and highlighting unintended consequences.
US Caribbean Policy: Increased Pressure, Unintended Consequences
The Trump administration's intensified focus on combating drug trafficking, illegal migration, and Chinese influence in the Caribbean has increased pressure on Latin American countries through sanctions and reduced aid, prompting criticism and highlighting unintended consequences.
Progress
56% Bias Score
80,000 JFK Assassination Documents Declassified: CIA Surveillance and Spain's Secret Cuba Trade Revealed
The US declassified over 80,000 documents on the 1963 John F. Kennedy assassination, revealing CIA surveillance of Cuban diplomats in Madrid and Spain's covert trade with Cuba despite official restrictions, fueling conspiracy theories but without directly linking Spain to the event.
80,000 JFK Assassination Documents Declassified: CIA Surveillance and Spain's Secret Cuba Trade Revealed
The US declassified over 80,000 documents on the 1963 John F. Kennedy assassination, revealing CIA surveillance of Cuban diplomats in Madrid and Spain's covert trade with Cuba despite official restrictions, fueling conspiracy theories but without directly linking Spain to the event.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Cuba's Economic Collapse: Mass Emigration and Population Decline
Photographer Sandra Hernández's "Surviving the Impossible" depicts the daily struggles of Cubans facing economic collapse, including food rationing, mass emigration (over 850,000 to the US since 2022), and a plummeting birth rate (71,000 in 2024, the lowest in decades), resulting in a population of ...
Cuba's Economic Collapse: Mass Emigration and Population Decline
Photographer Sandra Hernández's "Surviving the Impossible" depicts the daily struggles of Cubans facing economic collapse, including food rationing, mass emigration (over 850,000 to the US since 2022), and a plummeting birth rate (71,000 in 2024, the lowest in decades), resulting in a population of ...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Peaceful Power Transfers in Chile and Uruguay Contrast with Authoritarian Regimes in Latin America
In 2025, Chilean President Gabriel Boric and Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou will step down, showcasing democratic transitions in contrast to authoritarian leaders like Maduro, Ortega, and Díaz-Canel in Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, respectively.
Peaceful Power Transfers in Chile and Uruguay Contrast with Authoritarian Regimes in Latin America
In 2025, Chilean President Gabriel Boric and Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou will step down, showcasing democratic transitions in contrast to authoritarian leaders like Maduro, Ortega, and Díaz-Canel in Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, respectively.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Elian Gonzalez: 25 Years After the Custody Battle
Twenty-five years after the highly publicized custody battle that saw federal agents seize 5-year-old Elian Gonzalez from his Miami relatives and return him to Cuba, the now 30-year-old industrial engineer and Cuban National Assembly member reflects on his life, his mother's sacrifice, and his desir...
Elian Gonzalez: 25 Years After the Custody Battle
Twenty-five years after the highly publicized custody battle that saw federal agents seize 5-year-old Elian Gonzalez from his Miami relatives and return him to Cuba, the now 30-year-old industrial engineer and Cuban National Assembly member reflects on his life, his mother's sacrifice, and his desir...
Progress
44% Bias Score
US Funding Cuts Hinder Human Rights Advocacy in Cuba
CubaLex, facing a 50% funding cut due to US policy changes, struggles to assist Cubans facing political imprisonment and deportation, highlighting the need for alternative support from organizations like the EU.
US Funding Cuts Hinder Human Rights Advocacy in Cuba
CubaLex, facing a 50% funding cut due to US policy changes, struggles to assist Cubans facing political imprisonment and deportation, highlighting the need for alternative support from organizations like the EU.
Progress
44% Bias Score
U.S. Nominates Cuban Dissident Rosa María Payá for Inter-American Human Rights Commission
The United States nominated Rosa María Payá, leader of Cuba Decide and daughter of Oswaldo Payá, as its candidate for the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH); the election will take place on June 27th during the OAS General Assembly in Antigua and Barbuda, following a CIDH determination...
U.S. Nominates Cuban Dissident Rosa María Payá for Inter-American Human Rights Commission
The United States nominated Rosa María Payá, leader of Cuba Decide and daughter of Oswaldo Payá, as its candidate for the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH); the election will take place on June 27th during the OAS General Assembly in Antigua and Barbuda, following a CIDH determination...
Progress
52% Bias Score
JFK Assassination Files: Newly Released Documents Detail CIA Surveillance in Spain
The declassification of over 80,000 documents related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, revealed mentions of Madrid, Spain, detailing CIA surveillance of Cuban diplomats and investigations into potential circumvention of trade restrictions with Cuba by Spanish businesses,...
JFK Assassination Files: Newly Released Documents Detail CIA Surveillance in Spain
The declassification of over 80,000 documents related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, revealed mentions of Madrid, Spain, detailing CIA surveillance of Cuban diplomats and investigations into potential circumvention of trade restrictions with Cuba by Spanish businesses,...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Suspension of Radio Televisión Martí Amidst Mass Cuban Exodus
A US Coast Guard aircraft intercepted a boat with 23 Cuban migrants off the coast of Florida in summer 2023, illustrating the ongoing mass exodus of nearly one million Cubans in two years. Simultaneously, the Trump administration suspended Radio Televisión Martí, a broadcaster that had countered the...
Suspension of Radio Televisión Martí Amidst Mass Cuban Exodus
A US Coast Guard aircraft intercepted a boat with 23 Cuban migrants off the coast of Florida in summer 2023, illustrating the ongoing mass exodus of nearly one million Cubans in two years. Simultaneously, the Trump administration suspended Radio Televisión Martí, a broadcaster that had countered the...
Progress
48% Bias Score
US Ends Migrant Protection Program, Orders 500,000 to Leave
The US government is ending a program allowing nearly 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti to remain in the US, mandating their departure by April 24th, 2024, or facing arrest and deportation; the administration cited the program's failure to reduce illegal border crossings an...
US Ends Migrant Protection Program, Orders 500,000 to Leave
The US government is ending a program allowing nearly 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti to remain in the US, mandating their departure by April 24th, 2024, or facing arrest and deportation; the administration cited the program's failure to reduce illegal border crossings an...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Showing 1 to 12 of 109 results