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Reforms in Cuba have failed to improve living conditions, and there is little political resolve in the U.S. to reassess policies exacerbating Cuba’s economic hardship.

Washington – The United States Department of State says the Joe Biden administration has resumed talks here with Cuban officials on the implementation of the US-Cuba Migration Accords. “This bilateral discussion reflects a commitment by both countries to regularly review the implementation of the accords,” said the State Department in a statement. It said the Department of Homeland Security’s Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Western Hemisphere David Cloe led the …

MIAMI — Cuba has agreed to begin accepting deportations from the United States, two U.S. officials said, in what they described as the resumption of decades-long migration agreements between the

HAVANA -- After a series of talks on migration with the Biden administration, Cuba said Tuesday that it will receive deportation flights from the United States that had been stalled in the pandemic -- and said it was open to continuing dialogue with Washington.

For the first time in four years, the United States and Cuba held talks in Washington focusing on migration and the implementation of the U.S.-Cuba Migration Accords.

Last Monday, during a press conference in Havana, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez denounced the United States for excluding Cuba from the preparations for the XI Summit of the Americas.

The white speck appears on the radar screen, bobbing in the surf far below as the waves crash into one another in the deep blue waters of the Florida Straits. A U.S. Coast Guard aviation electronics technician, manning the screen, leans forward for a closer look while cameras from the HC-144 turboprop airplane zero in.

In November, Nicaragua lifted visa requirements for Cubans, so many sold their homes and flew to Managua in the hope of joining the mainland "migrant highway" to the U.S.

In November, Nicaragua lifted visa requirements for Cubans, so many sold their homes and flew to Managua in the hope of joining the mainland "migrant highway" to the U.S.

In November, Nicaragua lifted visa requirements for Cubans, so many sold their homes and flew to Managua in the hope of joining the mainland "migrant highway" to the U.S.