Flight from U.S. Returns 60 Irregular Migrants to Cuba, Including One Suspect in Criminal Case - teleSUR English

The Ministry of the Interior of Cuba (MININT) reported on Thursday that a group of 60 irregular migrants arrived on the island from the United States of America. READ ALSO: The U.S. revokes “humanitarian parole” to more than half a million migrants According to a publication by the Cuban official entity, of the 60 deported, 55 are men and 5 are women, and the return takes place in the framework of bilateral migration agreements. MININT also high…

Flight from U.S. Returns 60 Irregular Migrants to Cuba, Including One Suspect in Criminal Case - teleSUR English

Cuba repatriates 60 migrants from the U.S., including 1 crime suspect, under bilateral accords. 367 returned in 2025 as Havana pushes for safe, legal migration. Related: Deportation of Migrants on Parole is a Cruel Display of Cynicism: Cuba A flight from the United States landed at José Martí International Airport on Thursday, marking the return of 60 irregular migrants to Cuba—55 men and five women—as part of ongoing bilateral migration agreeme…

Cuba remains firmly committed to regular, safe and orderly migration, while reiterating the danger and life-threatening conditions posed by illegal departures by sea.

In an interview with ElSiglo.cl, Patricia Villegas, president of Telesur, said that what makes the existence of the media possible is “a public communication policy, which understands that the Latin American and Caribbean, which understands that the Global South, requires anyone to tell its reality, its history.” He said that Telesur “does alternative and counterhegemonic journalism” and pointed out that “if we have learned something these years…

It's the third flight of this kind since Donald Trump came to the presidency.

Yesterday, at José Martí International Airport, the repatriation of 60 undocumented Cuban migrants (55 men and five women) who arrived on a flight from the United States was carried out as part of the bilateral migration agreements. Two of the deportees were arrested, one for being involved in one illicit and the other for violating their conditional release. 367 people have been returned to Cuba this year.