Ministry of the Interior (MININT)

The Ministry of the Interior (MININT) oversees law enforcement, immigration, and public safety in Cuba. Recent issues include migrant returns, legal reforms, protests, and public safety incidents.

Cuban Government on Expatriates Renouncing Citizenship: "The State Must Accept It"

Published on 6/29/2024

Fire at Havana's Girón Building Brought Under Control

Published on 6/22/2024

Mother of Young Cuban Boy Who Spoke Out Against Díaz-Canel Summoned by Police

Published on 6/20/2024

U.S. Deports 56 Cuban Migrants by Air

Published on 6/20/2024

Injured Person Reported After Building Collapse in Old Havana

Published on 6/19/2024

Young Cuban Man Fatally Stabbed at Social Club Party in Holguín

Published on 6/12/2024

Three-Vehicle Collision in Busy Havana District Leaves No Injuries

Published on 6/10/2024

Brawl in Holguín Ends in Fatal Stabbing

Published on 6/8/2024

Mass Protest Wave Hits Cuba in May with Over 700 Demonstrations

Published on 6/5/2024

Yunior García Holds No Grudges Against Corina Mestre: "Our Last Encounter Was as Enemies"

Published on 6/2/2024

Motorcyclist Collides with Car in Santiago de Cuba

Published on 5/29/2024

Cuban Regime Threatens to Invoke Disobedience Charge as Substitute for Defunct "Pre-criminal Dangerousness"

Published on 5/22/2024

U.S. Coast Guard Returns 26 Cuban Migrants to Cuba

Published on 5/20/2024