PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters) - Authorities in Trinidad and Tobago on Friday arrested 75 Cubans who are seeking asylum in the Caribbean island nation, after the group camped out for about three weeks outside the United Nations office in the capital, seeking humanitarian aid.
The Cuban migrants will be charged with obstructing free passage on the street, Trinidad and Tobago police said in a statement.
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