Miami | Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba

Noche Tropical presents Tropicana 2020!

Noche Tropical is entering its 8th year as a pre-eminent, fundraising gala in the South Florida community. Last year alone, the event drew well over 850 guests from upper-income, mostly Hispanic, philanthropic, and socially responsible households.This year, Noche...

Cuban doctors in Venezuela desperate to reach U.S. soil

According to the Los Angeles Times, “worsening conditions in Venezuela are causing increasing numbers of Cuban medical personnel working there to immigrate to the United States under a special program that expedites their applications, according to Colombian...

Ana Villafañe: Hollywood star and human rights defender

According to El Nuevo Herald, “Ana Villafañe will soon have the distinction of being the first Hispanic superhero in Hollywood. In the film Max Steel, which opens next year, the young lady with a Cuban-American mother and Salvadoran father, helps save the world...

Independent journalists travel abroad for multimedia training

According to the Miami Herald twelve “independent journalists are learning how to use smart phones and social media to do their work.”Nine of them said “that authorities have detained them a total of more than 400 times, usually for reporting news...

Journalist returns to Cuba after six months of Miami “detox”

Henry Constantin, a Cuban independent journalist assured the AFP that living in Miami for 6 months, where he participated in a student program alongside 16 other Cubans, served to “detoxify” himself of the “lack of hope” in Cuba, and that it helped him to return to...