Brazilian police say they have rescued 108 Cuban migrants who were attempting to enter Brazil from its northern border with Guyana. According to the reports, the migrants were held or controlled by human smugglers operating in the border area. Police conducted an operation targeting the smugglers and took into custody five alleged suspects. The outlets describe the action as a result of police efforts to stop irregular migration and dismantle smuggling networks linked to attempts to cross into Brazil via the northern border region. The migrants were found in connection with the smuggling attempt and were rescued during the operation. The accounts do not provide further details on the migrants’ exact location, the circumstances of the attempted crossing, or the migrants’ subsequent status after the rescue. They also do not specify whether additional arrests were made or any charges beyond the allegation of smuggling. All sources present the same core facts: 108 Cuban migrants are rescued near the Guyana border, and five alleged smugglers are arrested.