Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Politics ] [ Top Stories ] [ Election 2008 ] [ Florida ]
Tags: Cuba, Cuban, Hugo Chavez, Little Havana, Puerto Rican, radio, Spanish-language, Venezuela
Knowledge is Power!
“For nearly a decade, Republican presidential candidates have counted on Florida’s Cuban-American community to win the state and, with it, the presidency.
This year’s hopefuls are again making the rounds in Little Havana and on Miami’s Spanish-language radio, mixing criticism of Fidel Castro’s Cuban regime with scathing comments about Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
But this once fail-safe plan has become more risky as Florida’s increasingly diverse Hispanic community no longer guarantees a monolithic vote. Of the state’s estimated 3 million Hispanics, Cubans represent a third. Puerto Ricans and Mexicans, more traditionally Democratic voters, make up another third, and Central and South Americans round out the group.”
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