In the U.S., there are 1,343,960 Cuban immigrants (2018 census), making it the fifth largest Hispanic community in the country. More than two and a half million Cubans live outside the island, with 70% residing in the U.S., primarily in the state of Florida. Following the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, tens of thousands of Cubans emigrated to the U.S., with most settling in Miami. Today, Miami is regarded as the capital of Cuba in exile and is the second city with the highest number of Cuban residents, over 700,000, surpassing Santiago de Cuba, which has just over 400,000 inhabitants.
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Cuban family gives a second chance to a child in foster care.
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"Second Chance to Be Born": Lazarito Valdés Reflects on His Life in Miami
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Eviction in Miami: Will Li'l Abner neighbors have support from county programs?
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Homeless Cuban seeks employment to change his life in Miami.
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The renowned Cuban editor and bookseller Juan Manuel Salvat has passed away in Miami.
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A Cuban mother with two small children is evicted in Miami.
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Three Cubans arrested for stealing a thousand pounds of avocados in Miami.
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Three members of a Cuban family lose their lives in a tragic traffic accident in Miami.
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Omara Portuondo's image removed from Miami airport following criticism
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Ravaging fire in the apartment of a Cuban couple in Hialeah.
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Cuban man in Miami poses as a Lyft driver and steals iPhone and money from passenger.
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After 35 years, Andy Vázquez and his friend reunite in Miami.
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