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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Guantanamo, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 15stories have been published about Guantanamo which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Generating Group Repairs without Mobile Phone or Television Signal to Baracoa
Baracoa · Baracoa

Generating Group Repairs without Mobile Phone or Television Signal to Baracoa

A breakdown in the generation of the Majayara Telecommunications Center left Baracoa without telecommunications services. Cuba faces an energy collapse with prolonged blackouts and critical deficits.Read Article
Cuban Authorities Assess Demographic Behavior in Country's Easternmost Region
Guantanamo · Guantanamo

Cuban Authorities Assess Demographic Behavior in Country's Easternmost Region

GUANTANAMO, Cuba, Jun 17 (ACN) The session of the Guantanamo Provincial Council of Social Sciences evaluated the province's demographic behavior and trends, with special attention to the importance of linking these variables with the projections of the State Plan to Combat Climate Change (Tarea Vida) and the Territorial Development Strategies.Read Article
Terrorists in Chains, Deprived of Sleep and Stressed by Dogs: What Was Guantanamo and Why Trump Dusts It Up
Dogs · Guantanamo

Terrorists in Chains, Deprived of Sleep and Stressed by Dogs: What Was Guantanamo and Why Trump Dusts It Up

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The prison, an American enclave in the eastern part of Cuba, was born as an exemplary response after the massacre of 11 September. Today there are fifteen terrorists sympathetic to qaedism remainedRead Article

Italy vows to stop US from sending its citizens to Guantanamo

Coverage: 2 sources
Italy’s top diplomat Antonio Tajani calls for calm but says he wants answers from his U.S. counterpart.Italy · ItalySee the Story

Trump migrant detentions at Guantanamo Bay cost $100,000 per person daily, senator says

46% Center coverage: 11 sources
US Immigration · United StatesSee the Story

Sailors Spark Student Interest in Healthcare Careers at W.T. Sampson Career Fair

U.S. Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay Sailors volunteered at the W.T. Sampson Elementary High School career fair, engaging with students and sharing insights into various medical professions, April 3, 2025.Guantanamo · GuantanamoRead Article

Launcher Miguel Romero Moves Away From Equipo Cuba: "It's Not a Priority"

Table of ContentsPosition of Miguel Romero with respect to the Cuban teamBase confirmed for the VI World Baseball Classic The name of Miguel Romero is well known by the followers of the Cuban baseball, taking into account the participation of the pitcher in the V World Sports Classic, in which he rose with the trophy of the best right relevista and set a record in punches for an antillano combination in these arenas.However, the guantanamero cur…Guantanamo · GuantanamoRead Article

Nicaraguan Prisoners in Guantanamo: Isolated and Afraid

“The lawyers are going to try to get them to return to the United States, to give them a hearing in front of an immigration court”. The post Nicaraguan Prisoners in Guantanamo: Isolated and Afraid appeared first on Havana Times.Guantanamo · GuantanamoRead Article

Entrance exams to Higher Education start today all over Cuba

GUANTANAMO, Cuba, May 6 (ACN) Anthony Acosta Cardona, a twelfth grade student of the Enrique Soto Gomez Pre-University Institute in this eastermost city, dedicated several months to his preparation for the entrance exams to Higher Education, which began today throughout Cuba, and thus begin his path to a Bachelor's Degree in Law.Higher Education · GuantanamoRead Article

Lawsuit says migrants endure isolation and intimidation at US' Guantanamo detention center

61% Center coverage: 54 sources
Immigration and civil rights advocates have renewed concerns that immigrants detained at Guantanamo Bay are being held in extreme isolation, cut off from meaningful access to legal counsel or candid communication with relatives, according to a new court filing Saturday. In a lawsuit brought on behalf or two Nicaraguan immigrants held at the U.S. Navy base on Cuba, attorneys say there is a climate of “extreme fear and intimidation” that interferes with constitutional rights to due process and legal counsel.US Immigration · United StatesSee the Story

Half a year after Hurricane Oscar, the residents of Baracoa are still waiting for a collapsed bridge to be rebuilt.

#Cuba: Around 500 people have been isolated for almost half a year in an area of #Baracoa where #HurricaneOscar struck in October 2024. The authorities are not taking care of it.Baracoa · BaracoaRead Article

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