Cuba

Cubans did not know the American language. They also faced trying to get jobs, getting food for themselves and their family, and finding a house.

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Cuba is south of Florida, near the Bahamas and the West Indies, 90 miles from Florida.

Cuba and Jamaica are two completely separate countries. Havana is the capital of Cuba while Kingston is the capital of Jamaica.

A common practice of tyranny is to restrict access to information, and ignore any information assumed to be detrimental to the regime's power--strictly as a means of keeping control, regardless of any stated reason.

The U.S. helped Fidel Castro come to power in Cuba in 1959. The U.S. became angered by Castro's refusal to allow free elections as he had previously promised. Castro further angered the U.S. by nationalizing American businesses and interests in Cuba, and by turning to the Soviet Union for finanacial and military support.

Its sugar business was worth millions of dollars

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José Martí's life-long dedication to the cause of Cuban independence and his passionate belief in democracy and justice has made him a hero for all Cubans and a symbol of unity.

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Jose Julian Marti Perez was known as Òthe father of Cuba.Ó Jose Marti was born on January 28, 1853. Jose Marti was a member of the Cuban Freemasons and was considered the Cuban national hero.

No, Cuba is an island in the Caribbean, it is part of North America.

Cuban

exactly Cuban.or considered latin some even say hispanic.. or even Caribbean latin lol

Spain.

http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/1898/bras.html

The US has a perpetual lease on the land.

Only certain people are allowed to travel to Cuba, I know of professors, religious and humanitarian organizations. Since Puerto Rico belongs to the U.S. the embargo is enforced here too. Because no airplane flies from San Juan to Cuba, most people who go there usually take a flight to some Central or South American country like Panama and then fly to Cuba from there.

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Tourism in Cuba attracts over 2 million people a year, and is one of the main sources of revenue for the island.

No, the US has never owned Cuba.

Cubans are just that, Cubans. There is no such thing as a Latino race. A Latino/Hispanic person is someone who is from a Spanish speaking country.

Actually in its broadest sense "Latino" or Latin includes all persons that originate from countries that speak languages derived from Latin, which includes: Spanish, French, Italian, Catalan, Basque, Portugese, Galacian and some others. The term "Hispanic" would be anyone who traces their roots to the Iberian Peninsula, which is made up of Spain, Portugal, Gibraltar and Andorra

young Cubans also enjoy music and dancing and going out with friends. Money is tight, so you won't see many going to fancy clubs the way you do in other countries. Baseball, is the number one pass time in Cuba. Large groups of men, will play anywhere. Dominoes is the number one played game in Cuba. Also, many people enjoy chicken fighting, although gambling in Cuba is illegal, this is done in a casual manner.

The failed invasion of Cuba by American troops was named Bay of Pigs, and this was a failed mission because John F. Kennedy did not turn it into a full blown battle, and Kennedy did not back up the troops that were in Cuba with additional troops; in the end these troops in Cuba either died or were tortured to death.

Christmas in December and the Epiphany in January.