Michel Ortega Casanova

Michel Ortega Casanova was identified among four Cubans killed in a disputed Villa Clara incident involving an armed speedboat. The incident sparked international controversy and claims of terrorist infiltration, with varying accounts from Cuban authorities and affected families.

Family Demands Return of Michel Ortega's Body to U.S. for Proper Farewell

Published on 3/3/2026

Supporter of Cuban Killed in Boat Incident Claims He Aimed to "Fight the Regime"

Published on 2/28/2026

From the Granma Yacht to the Corralillo Boat: Cubans Reignite Historical Debate

Published on 2/27/2026

Brother Challenges Cuban Regime's Account of Fatal Incident in Villa Clara: "It's Misrepresented"

Published on 2/26/2026

Former Group Member Speaks Out from Florida About Armed Clash Off Cuban Coast

Published on 2/26/2026

Russia Blames U.S. for "Aggressive Provocation" Following Shooting Off Cuban Coast

Published on 2/26/2026

Opposition Group Distances Itself from Alleged Armed Raid Resulting in Four Deaths in Cuba

Published on 2/27/2026

José Daniel Ferrer Suggests Regime Infiltration in Armed Group Incident

Published on 2/27/2026

Cuban Foreign Minister Claims "Thorough Investigation" Underway After Four Die in Cuban Waters

Published on 2/26/2026

Amijail Sánchez: The Arrested Individual in Cuban Waters Shooting Branded as a "Terrorist" by the Regime

Published on 2/26/2026

Michel Ortega Identified Among Four Cubans Killed in Villa Clara Incident

Published on 2/26/2026

Florida Family Claims Theft of Boat Involved in Cuban Waters Shooting: Denounces as Stolen

Published on 2/26/2026

Cubans Cast Doubt on Government's Account of Speedboat Incident

Published on 2/26/2026

Cuba Claims Armed Speedboat Aimed to Launch Terrorist Infiltration

Published on 2/26/2026