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U.S. Coast Guard have returned to Cuba more than a thousand rafters

The return of the migrants was possible thanks to the collaboration between both countries’ authorities.

by OnCuba Staff
December 28, 2021
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Cuban rafters

Rafters. Photo: Cuballama.

According to the website Razones de Cuba, just five days after the end of 2021, 1,019 irregular migrants have been repatriated to the island by the United States Coast Guard.

Recently, the Cuban authorities received 39 irregular migrants through Orozco Bay, in Artemisa.

According to the website, these migrants participated in four illegal exits from the country by sea, along the north coast of the provinces of Matanzas, Artemisa and Havana.

As usual, the rafters used precarious boats with no conditions for navigation. In one case, they appropriated a sport fishing boat stolen from its owner and unsuitable for that kind of voyage.

U.S. Coast Guard repatriates 45 Cubans intercepted at sea

The wet foot/dry foot policy, implemented by the Clinton administration, was repealed by President Barack Obama in the context of the United States-Cuba thaw.

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