Demonstrations erupted across Florida for the second straight day to show solidarity with anti-government protesters in Cuba and call for an end to the country’s communist regime.
From Jacksonville to Tampa and Miami, hundreds of community members took to the streets on Monday to rally for Cuban freedom.
“To me, what it means is a possible end to an oppression,” Peter Merlo, a demonstrator in Miami, told WSVN-TV. “We don’t need to stand with Cuba. We need to act for Cuba.”
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Well, I can attest to the food at Versailles. Ate there many times years ago. And the neighborhood was “Little Havana”. The Cubans in Miami were always about overthrowing the communists and returning. Wish them well, but the Castros have a stronghold despite having lost their Soviet backers.
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I have never understood that stronghold.
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