Category:Cubans at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay
When Fidel Castro took power in Cuba there were several thousand Cubans who commuted to the US base to perform non-military tasks. The USA stopped hiring new workers, but existing workers were allowed to keep their jobs.
- The last two elderly commuters retired in 2012.
- Several hundred sought asylum on the base, known as "special category residents", and a few dozen elderly men and women continue to live there today.
- Cubans continue to seek asylum on the base -- largely without success.
Subcategories
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Media in category "Cubans at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay"
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Memorial erected by Cuban Migrants in 1995.png 657 × 474; 430 KB
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Repainting a Memorial erected by Cuban Migrants in 1995.png 657 × 738; 733 KB