ICAP

ICAP is highlighted in diplomatic tensions, with ties to Cuban officials and activism. Sanctions, arrests, and immigration issues underscore its complex political role.

Annie Silva Pais: From Portuguese Political Elite to Cuban Ration Book Holder

Published on 10/5/2026

Dutch Foundation Sends 11 Containers to Address Health and Education Shortfalls in Holguín

Published on 10/3/2026

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Endorses Trump's Sanctions on Cuban Regime-Linked Networks

Published on 8/24/2026

Raúl Torres Strikes Again: A "Poem" for ICAP Following Marco Rubio's Sanctions

Published on 8/21/2026

Washington's New Sanctions Met with Defiance by Díaz-Canel: "We Will Endure and Triumph"

Published on 8/21/2026

United States Targets Former Spy Fernando González Llort and Other ICAP Figures with Sanctions

Published on 8/20/2026

Washington Intensifies Sanctions Targeting Cuba's Metal Industry

Published on 8/20/2026

Díaz-Canel Commends Cuban Spy Fernando González Llort, Lauding His Revolutionary Commitment

Published on 8/18/2026

CODEPINK Stages Protest at State Department, Discards Marco Rubio's Cuba Report

Published on 8/5/2026

Family Member Defends Former Cuban Official Facing Deportation After U.S. Revokes Immigration Status

Published on 7/2/2026

Marco Rubio Warns Cuban Regime Following U.S. Arrest of Former ICAP Official

Published on 7/1/2026

Brazilian Activist from Cuban Flotilla Now Facing Terror Charges in Israel

Published on 5/5/2026

Arrival of "Nuestra América" Convoy Ship in Havana Highlights Political Undertones

Published on 3/24/2026

Cuban Regime Honors Spanish Metal Strike Detainee Upon Arrival

Published on 7/15/2025