Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance

The Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance addresses asylum applications, financial hurdles, and social challenges faced by Cuban migrants seeking refuge in Mexico.

Understanding Cuban Men: What You Need to Know About Dating Them

Published on 5/15/2026

Thousands of Cuban Migrants Stranded in Tapachula Awaiting Embassy Response

Published on 5/6/2026

Cuban Nationals Dominate Humanitarian Requests in Mexico, Yet Few Secure Official Protection

Published on 1/20/2026

Migrant Caravan Faces Health Crises and Detention Amidst Mexican Crackdown

Published on 10/11/2025

Cuban Migrant in Mexican Caravan May Have Wound Infected by Screw Worm, Say Doctors

Published on 10/11/2025

Mexicans Demand Deportation of Undocumented Cuban Migrants: "Go Back to Your Country"

Published on 10/10/2025

Cuban Migrants Plan Caravan Departure from Tapachula

Published on 9/26/2025

Cubans Embark on Caravan from Tapachula Heading North in Search of Relocation or Asylum

Published on 8/8/2025

Cubans Face Financial Barriers in Mexican Asylum Process: "Legal Fees Reach Up to 40 Thousand Pesos"

Published on 7/28/2025

Stranded Cuban Mother in Mexico Seeks Reunion with Family in the U.S.

Published on 1/29/2025

Cubana Shares Life in a Crowded Mexican Home: "I Have to Dash to the Stove Before Brushing My Teeth"

Published on 10/29/2024

Cuban Immigrant Washes Cars to Survive After Losing Documents in Mexico

Published on 9/27/2024

Cuban Migrant Robs Mexican Store, Steals 80 Cell Phones

Published on 7/23/2024

Over 8,800 Cubans Seek Refuge in Mexico from January to June This Year

Published on 7/11/2024

Asylum Applications Drop Over 40% in Mexico

Published on 6/21/2024