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Wet foot, dry foot  Gainesville Sun

Review: Carlos Bosch and José María Doménech’s Balseros on Docudrama DVD  slantmagazine

Cuban Exiles in America  PBS

U.S. sees surge of Cuban rafters  Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

"I don't believe in the American dream"  Salon

Brothers to the Rescue: 28 years after a premeditated crime  CiberCuba

For Cubans in Miami, the Gulf to Their Homeland Narrows (Published 2014)  The New York Times

Twenty years after Cuban raft exodus, they keep coming  Reuters

Disney Magic rescues 5 Cuban rafters  The DIS

Film review: Balseros  Deseret News

The Myth of Elián, the Boy Who Was Plucked From the Sea  Miami New Times

Only 90 Miles from Cuba: A guide to discovering Key West’s Cuban heritage  The Florida Keys & Key West

The day when ‘wet foot, dry foot’ became policy and changed immigration  Miami Herald

The End of the Cuban Rafters  Havana Times

Andy Garcia Is the Father of the Bride in More Ways Than One (Published 2022)  The New York Times

Real shark week: Cubans in 90s flotilla were regularly attacked  New York Post

As Rumors Spread, More Cubans Try To Reach The U.S. By Sea : Parallels  NPR

Post-Revolution Cuba | American Experience | Official Site  PBS

Willy Chirino music exhibit showcases Cuban American ‘dream of freedom’  The Washington Post

“Balseros” Depicts the 90 Poignant Miles Between Cuba and the U.S.  IndieWire

The Wasp Network: when not even the best of casts can save a bad script  AL DÍA News

'Wasp Network': First Footage Of Edgar Ramírez & Penélope Cruz  Deadline

Between Cuba and the US, Yucatán faces new immigration reality  Yucatan Magazine

Wasp Network movie review: Netflix’s star-studded spy thriller lacks the sting  Hindustan Times

400 Years Later, Still Revered in Cuba (and Miami) (Published 2012)  The New York Times

San Sebastian Film Festival  Donostia Zinemaldia ::

Florida Nearing Emergency As Cuban Exodus Increases (Published 1994)  The New York Times

A romance, a spy caper and a lawsuit against Netflix — the story of Cuban exiles in South Florida is moving to a courtroom.  South Florida Sun Sentinel