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  • July 2008
    • Candidates Failing to Reach Florida's Hispanic Voters

      Candidates Failing to Reach Florida's Hispanic Voters

      Hispanics could swing the presidential election in November, especially in crucial Florida, but the presumptive nominees aren’t reaching them, the St. Petersburg Times reports. Hispanics tend to vote on issues rather than along strictly party lines, but the media and candidates are pushing immigration reform though polls show the economy and education atop their list of concerns—with immigration reform 10th. More »

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      Barack Obama   John McCain   election 2008   Latino voters   the Hispanic vote   swing states   Cuban Americans   Florida voting

  • June 2008
    • Elian Spotlight Shows Obama Weak Spot

      Elian Spotlight Shows Obama Weak Spot

      Eight years after the Elian Gonzalez standoff contributed to Al Gore’s defeat, the row is back in the headlines and causing trouble for Barack Obama. Obama’s stance on Cuban issues, not to mention the prominent roles Elian’s father’s lawyer and a Clinton deputy AG play in his campaign, have angered many members of Florida’s Cuban exile community, Politico reports. More »

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      Barack Obama   Florida   Cuba   Cuban Americans   Cuban exiles   Elian Gonzalez

  • May 2008
    • Miami Cubans Toe Softer Line on Embargo

      Miami Cubans Toe Softer Line on Embargo

      In his speech in Miami this week, John McCain talked the familiar macho talk on Cuba, taking a hard line on the embargo and ridiculing Barack Obama for suggesting that he might open a dialogue with Raul Castro. That may still play with older exiles, Time notes, but a growing number of younger Cuban-Americans don't believe the embargo has any hope of toppling the regime and would like to see more openness in both diplomacy and borders. More »

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      Barack Obama   John McCain   Florida   Cuba   Fidel Castro   foreign policy   Raul Castro   Cuban embargo   Cuban Americans

  • March 2008
    • Miami Needs to Study Spanish

      Miami Needs to Study Spanish

      Miami's role as an international city—the "financial hub of Latin America," as one businessman calls it—is threatened by its residents' declining Spanish skills, the Miami Herald reports. Many descendants of the Cuban entrepreneurs and businessmen who flooded South Florida in the '60s and '70s speak only "kitchen Spanish"—good enough to talk to grandma, but not for business transactions. More »

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      immigrant   Miami   language   Latinos   Hispanics   Spanish   Cuban Americans   bilingual education

  • February 2008

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