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Cuba, Florida and a Changing Political Landscape
Outside the Versailles restaurant in Miami last night, Cuban-Americans protested and argued over President Obama’s decision to re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba. Three-quarters of America’s Cuban population lives in Florida, and it’s been a powerful political force in the state. Could the President’s decision change that?
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readOutside the Versailles restaurant in Miami last night, Cuban-Americans protested and argued over President Obama’s decision to re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba. Three-quarters of America’s Cuban population lives in Florida, and it’s been a powerful political force in the state. Could the President’s decision change that?
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2 of 5The Cost of the Sony Hack, Florida-Cuba Politics, and L.A.’s Best Restaurants- 0:00The Cost of the Sony Hack
- 8:03Cuba, Florida and a Changing Political LandscapeYou’re reading this
- 16:19The Best L.A. Restaurants of 2014
- 27:43Goodbye Colbert, Goodbye Serial
- 42:01Google v Newspapers with “Reply All”