- The 1994
Balseros Crisis was
ended by the
agreement of the wet feet, dry feet
policy between Bill
Clinton and
Fidel Castro.
After 1994,
balseros continued...
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- was
followed by the 1980
Mariel boatlift and
after 1994 the
flight of
balseros emigrating by raft.
During the
Cuban exile many
refugees were
granted special...
- States.
These four
waves include early boat arrivals, the marielitos, the
balseros, and the post “Wet foot, dry foot” arrivals.
These waves can be attributed...
-
rafter crisis which is also
known as the 1994
Cuban raft
exodus or the
Balsero crisis was the
emigration of more than 35,069
Cubans to the
United States...
- the Use of
Refugees as
Political Weapons: A Case
Study of the 1994
Cuban Balseros Crisis†".
International Migration. 40 (4): 39–74. doi:10.1111/1468-2435...
- the 2015
refugee crisis Người Tàu, an
alternative name for Hoa
people Balseros, the name
given to boat
people who fled Cuba in self-constructed or precarious...
- migration, Afro-Cuban
presence was
larger among the
Mariel Boatlift and
Balseros periods.
Anywhere between 20% and 40% of
Marielitos were
identified as...
- 1970 that
kickstarted the
Soviet Jewry movement.
Ausreiseantrag Aliyah Balseros,
Cuban citizens who are not
legally allowed to
migrate and who
cross to...
- the
Rescue not only
launch propaganda brochures about Havana, and lead
balseros from Cuba to the
Florida s****s, but also
smuggle drugs and weapons. They...
