The Cuban authorities identified them as “alleged commissioners of criminal acts committed before leaving the country.”
Madrid, Spain.- Three Cubans deported from the United States were in police custody after arriving this Thursday at the José Martí International Airport, as officially reported by the Ministry of Interior (Minint).
The authorities identified them as “alleged commissioners of criminal acts committed before leaving the country”, so they were transferred to the corresponding investigation body.
The minint He did not offer details about the specific crimes that are charged to them or on the legal process they will face after their repatriation, but clarified that these are cases that were already under investigation before their irregular departure from the national territory.
The arrest of these three people occurred within the framework of the seventh deportation flight from the United States to Cuba so far from 2025, an operation that included the return of 118 Cuban migrants (96 men and 22 women).
To date there have been 27 returns from different countries of the region in this year, totaling 833 returned people.
Since January of this year, more than 600 Cuban citizens have been deported by the Customs Immigration and Control Service (ICE), within the framework of monthly flights that, according to statements obtained by Martí Newsthe Cuban regime would have been willing to duplicate, although the negotiations “did not come to realize.”
