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Carmen Sesin

Carmen Sesin is a reporter for NBC News based in Miami, Florida.

Carmen Sesin is a reporter for NBC News based in Miami, Florida.


Latest from Carmen Sesin

'Confusion and terror' set in for pregnant women after ruling upholds Florida abortion ban

At a Miami Planned Parenthood Clinic, patients and a doctor spoke about the confusion and terror that's set in after the state's Supreme Court upheld Florida's six-week abortion ban, which takes effect May 1.
28d ago

Cuba's president blasts 'interventionist' U.S. amid protests over shortages

Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel blasted the U.S. as “interventionist” and for having "contempt" toward the Cuban people and the Cuban revolution, during an exclusive interview with NBC News in Havana.
29d ago

In Cuba, hundreds take to the streets in rare protests as economic crisis deepens

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets Sunday in Cuba’s second-largest city, Santiago, demanding food and power amid a worsening economic crisis that has left many everyday Cubans with scarce amounts of each.
33d ago

Haitian Americans in Florida are desperate to hear from relatives as violence roils their homeland

Florida has the largest community of Haitian Americans in the U.S., and officials there are preparing for a possible influx of migrants as terror and violence continue.
40d ago

Florida's Medicaid call center's wait times, disconnection rates are hindering health care access, study warns

Florida's Medicaid call center is experiencing long wait times and high rates of disconnection that could be preventing families from renewing or accessing healthcare coverage, according to a report by UnidosUS.
54d ago

The growing alliance between conservative Republicans and the Latin American right is on full display at CPAC

The growing ties between Republicans and the Latin American right is on full display at CPAC with speeches by Nayib Bukele and Javier Milei.

Higher projected Latino voter turnout could swing crucial battleground states

Over 17.5 million Latinos are expected to turn out to vote in November, a 6.5% increase from 2020, but it's contingent on voter registration, according to NALEO officials.
75d ago

Anxious Cubans brace for upcoming price hikes and austerity measures

In Cuba, residents worry that new austerity measures will exacerbate an already dire economic situation on the island with high inflation and shortages in basic goods and medicine as Cuba's president said no one will be "abandoned."
117d ago

Cubans brace for more hardship after the government announces tough economic measures

Cuba announced tough economic measures for 2024 that include raising prices for basic services and cutting subsidies on staples, alarming many in Havana.
162d ago

Trump gears up for a rally in Hialeah, Florida, one of the most Latino cities in the country

Trump is holding a rally in heavily Hispanic Hialeah during the Republican debate in Miami, a city where he has ample Latino support.
194d ago

As Cuba's private sector grows, entrepreneurs get a warm welcome in Miami

Over 70 entrepreneurs from Cuba went to Miami for a conference to learn how to grow their small businesses as the communist island's private sector grows.