Mario Hernández Fuentes

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Dave Sherwood |Mario Hernández Fuentes

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3 weeks ago | reuters.com | Dave Sherwood |Mario Hernández Fuentes

People pass by an office of state-run telecommunications company ETECSA in Havana, Cuba June 3, 2025. REUTERS/Norlys Perez/File Photo HAVANA, June 4 (Reuters) - Cuban students clamored on Wednesday for further concessions to roll back a rate hike on internet data, saying a decision on Monday to offer them discounted access did not go far enough.

1 month ago | uk.marketscreener.com | Mario Hernández Fuentes |Dave Sherwood

HAVANA (Reuters) -U.S. immigration officials' deportation of a woman to Cuba last week, separating her from her 1-year-old daughter, has drawn fresh attention to what critics say is the Trump administration's willingness to split up families as part of its migration crackdown. Heidy Sanchez, interviewed by Reuters on Monday, said she was told she would be deported and separated from her still-breastfeeding daughter, a U.S. citizen.

1 month ago | usnews.com | Mario Hernández Fuentes |Dave Sherwood

By Mario Fuentes and Dave SherwoodHAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban mother Heidy Sanchez collapsed into tears as she recalled the moment last week when U.S. immigration officials in Florida told her she would be deported and separated from her still-breastfeeding 1-year-old daughter. "They told me to call my husband, that our daughter had to stay and that I would go," she told Reuters in an interview at a family member's home near the Cuban capital, Havana.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mario Hernández Fuentes |Dave Sherwood

By Mario Fuentes and Dave SherwoodHAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban mother Heidy Sanchez collapsed into tears as she recalled the moment last week when U.S. immigration officials in Florida told her she would be deported and separated from her still-breastfeeding 1-year-old daughter. "They told me to call my husband, that our daughter had to stay and that I would go," she told Reuters in an interview at a family member's home near the Cuban capital, Havana.