... Cuban Americans if and when the Island opens up? All cultural groups like to think of themselves as unique, bul Cubans, and especially Cuban Americans, have a grand sense of excepllonalism. Their genesis lale in ihc Uniled Stales is ...
... Cuban-Americans, especially the staunchly anti-communist exiles who are nearing the end of their lives with no victory in sight against their accursed enemy For all. of their political clout, their Unmatched economic success, their ...
... Cuban-Americans believe dissidents in Cuba play a more important role in a democratic transition than exile leaders. The survey was conducted for the Cuba Study Group, an organization of prominent Cuban-Americans. "Cuban-Americans in ...
... Cuban-Americans in Miami-Hade County showed that an overwhelming majority (82 percent) believed that the Elian case hurt the interests of the Cuban-American community. The many took to try to. keep the child here is one they would do ...
... Cuban Americans, some going back to Cuba for the first time since childhood. That movement is coming from two directions. In the United States, Cuban Americans, long the main source of U.S. hostility toward the Castro regime, arc ...
... Cuban-Americans, including a group that was unable to catch an expected flight Tuesday at Miami International Airport. Kerry called it a "cynical, election-year policy" that would "harm Cuban Americans with families on the island while ...
... Cuban-Americans if and when the island opens up? All cultural groups like to think of themselves as unique, but Cubans, and especially Cuban-Americans, have a grand sense of exceptionalism. Their genesis tale in the United States is ...
... Cuban-Americans in Florida, leading to fears among some Republicans that pieces of the traditional GOP voting bloc might break off and tip the battleground state to John F. Kerry in November. The administration, seeking to frustrate the ...
... Cuban-Americans, including a group that was unable to catch an expected flight Tuesday at Miami International Airport. Kerry called it a "cynical, election-year policy" that would "harm Cuban Americans with families on the island while ...
... Cuban Americans who used to toe the hard line are having second thoughts about so many years of U.S. isolation that has yet to topple Castro's regime. "There is no question that there is fatigue among Cuban Americans. They're tired of ...