Permanence and changes in the “new” Cuban migration to Miami (II)
Help us keep OnCuba alive here The results of successive FIU Cuba Poll surveys―conducted since 1991―have suggested that the “new...
If we don’t know each other, we don’t understand each other
Help us keep OnCuba alive here Cuba is, and always has been, its emigration. Cuba IS emigration. You can’t speak...
Facing the return: the 1979 “community visits”
Help us keep OnCuba alive here In a previous text, we described the rather logistical development of the 1979 “community...
Permanence and changes in the “new” Cuban migration to Miami (I)
Help us keep OnCuba alive here For Carlos The so-called new Cuban migration to the United States is made up...
The Cuban government and emigration
The Cuban government’s call for a conference in Havana to dialogue with emigrants started with a bad name. Cuban emigration...
Cuba: The Nation, Emigration, and Presidential Campaigns in the United States (1980-2008) (Part Two)
What happened in the U.S. presidential electoral campaign between Sunday, March 15...
Cuba: The Nation, Emigration, and Presidential Campaigns in the United States (1960-1980) (Part One)
In 2020, two political events that have importance for the Cuban nation could coincide. On the one hand, the government...
Cuba postpones the Nation and Emigration Conference
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba reported today that the holding of the 4th The Nation and Emigration Conference,...
The migratory nation
In the search engine for terms of the 2019 Constitution the word “nation” appears twelve times, much less than the...
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