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Powerful Cuban-American businessmen sued for allegedly marketing Cuban sugar
The complaint has been filed by the heirs of a sugar factory nationalized on the island in the 1960s, after ...
Cuban Americans Need a New Story
On December 29, 1962, President John F. Kennedy stood on a stage at the Miami Orange Bowl. A member of ...
Cuban Americans: more conservative in their views on Cuba, poll concludes
In two years, Cubans living in Miami-Dade County have taken a turn to the right, especially the young. Despite demanding ...
Cuban-Americans’ honeymoon with Republicans is not what it used to be
Two decades ago, when the price of gasoline in the United States soared and surpassed the barrier of two dollars ...
“Forever Celia”: Largest exposition on Celia Cruz opens in Miami
A letter written by hand by Celia Cruz, her favorite wigs, the most famous dresses and unpublished photo are just ...
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