Time hasn’t healed all wounds of Cubans here – Chicago
Tagged: Chicago, Cuba, Cuban, family, Illinois, radio
Seven-year-old Orlando Miranda clung to his mother’s leg, screaming, that day in 1959 when Fidel Castro’s regime took her away.
Miranda’s father, a popular Cuban radio announcer, had fled the country because he feared government reprisals for his outspoken support of democratic ideals. Miranda’s mother was picked up simply because of her affiliation with him, he said.
Now 55, Miranda — president of Chicago-based Miranda Hispanic Marketing and former president of the Cuban American Chamber of Commerce of Illinois — said he remains bitter about how his family was treated.”*
*From: www.dailyherald.com
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