Cuban American - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A Cuban American (Spanish: ) is a United States citizen who traces his or her "national origin" to Cuba. Cuban Americans are also considered native born Americans with Cuban parents. Cuban Americans...
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Most of the Cubans that immigrated to the US did so because they did not wish to live under the communist rule of Fidel Castro. Cuba was a very nice place to live, the weather, the beaches, the people, the music, the food, the countryside a...
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Among theses nationalities that are populating the city are Cubans. America is in fact a country of immigrants. Every decade the percentage of immigrants from a particular area change due to many reasons, some reasons are from within America and some are in the land from which the immigrants come.
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immigrationproject.tripod.com/cubans.html
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Print Why Did the Cubans Come to America? ... Many Cubans feared this would not be good. Soon, Cuba aligned itself with the Communist U.S.S.R. Over one million Cubans immigrated to the U.S. in the 1960's and 1970's. Many Cubans feared they would lose control of their lives under Castro's rule.
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The Coming Conflict Over Asylum; Does America Need a New Asylum Policy? ... As well, about 20,000 Cubans arrive each year with refugee-like privileges. Of course, when considering refugees who have "temporarily" resettled outside their home country, poorer countries like Iran and countries in Africa bear a...
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Each country has an overview of the country with a map, a page about push/pull factors and famous people who immigrated to America from that country. ... Cubans 1960's to 1980's about 700,000...
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Many Cubans fled to America and most settled in Miami, the closest American city to their homeland. From 1959 through the 1980s, almost one million Cubans immigrated to America.
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* Latin America: According to a U.N. report released yesterday the global economic crisis has caused an extra 9 million people in Latin America to live in poverty. ... Vicente Trius, the head of Wal-Mart stores in Latin America, has decided to leave after less than five months in the post. He started July 6. Wal-Mart didn...
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In the summer of 1994, about 33,000 Cubans immigrated to America. These immigrants came because trade with the Soviet Union, upon whom Cuba heavily relied, began to severely decrease. Declining economic conditions in Cuba led to the mass departure of these people.
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