Cuban Migrants
Full Text Of Richard Blanco’s “One Today” Poem
Inaugural Poet, Richard Blanco, read his poem “One Today” at the ceremonial swearing-in ceremony of President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden.
Former Miamian Makes History As Obama’s Inaugural Poet
Former Miami resident Richard Blanco has had his voice heard at President Barack Obama’s second inauguration as he became the first Hispanic inaugural poet. He is also the first openly gay one to read a verse at the occasion and at the age of 44, he is also the youngest.
Former Miamian Is First Latino Selected As Inauguration’s Poet
In roughly two weeks, Richard Blanco will read a poem before millions worldwide at President Barack Obama’s second inauguration. When he does, he will be making history three times over: as the youngest poet, who is openly gay, and a Cuban-American.
Mystery Around Cuba Raft Found Near Marina May Be Solved
The mystery of an empty Cuban raft found near Black Point Marina in Cutler Bay over the weekend may have been solved.
18 Migrants Land On Riviera Beach
Using a homemade boat powered by a 1950’s Russian car engine, 18 migrants made their way to South Florida early Wednesday morning.
Eight Migrants Returned To Cuba
Eight Cuban migrants intercepted off Key West in a makeshift boat have been repatriated by the U.S. Coast Guard.
Undocumented Cuban Migration On The Rise
U.S. Immigration officials are seeing the the number of undocumented Cubans rising.
Number Of Cubans Trying to Sneak In U.S. Jumped In April
The U.S. Coast Guard has noted an increase in the last couple of months in the number of Cuban migrants intercepted at sea as they made their way to the U.S.






