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    Cuban Exile Analysis

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    Dictator. CIA. Cuban exiles. John F. Kennedy. Bomber planes. Disaster. Embarrassing. Unforgettable. It was supposed to be a secret, but it became public days before the invasion. It was the historic Bay of Pigs invasion, and I am a surviving Cuban exile. Two years ago, I fled Cuba because of that Castro guy. He was powerful and untrustworthy. I wasn’t confident in him to be in control of my country. So, I fought back with 1,400 other Cuban exiles. We would train all day and night in Guatemala

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    You Are What You Eat Food has evolved from so much more than a source of nutrition in today’s society. It contains culture, traditions, and is shared with others. Quentin Tarantino’s movie, Pulp Fiction, briefly brings light to the importance and uniqueness of food from different cultures. There is a scene where two men, Vincent and Jules, sit in a car having small talk about food in Europe. Parts of their conversation, however, contain some very resonant discussions of food, place, and identity

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    Cuba – Domino’s Pizza Introduction The following is a summary and analysis of the country Cuba and how a franchise like Domino’s Pizza can be incorporated into the culture and thrive as a business. One will glean understand how Domino’s product will be introduced to the consumers. Additionally, one will learn Cuba’s history, the geography, what social institutions are implemented, their education system, living conditions, political system, religion, languages and aesthetics of this country

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    Kennedy’s assassination. An article written on this said, “The tape, later turned over to Miami police, recorded Milteer as saying, ‘[During Kennedy's impending visit to Miami] You can bet your bottom dollar he is going to have a lot to say about the Cubans, there are so many of them here . . . The more bodyguards he has, the easier it is to get him . . . From an office building with a high-powered rifle . . . He's knows he's a marked man.’” This obviously raised a dozen questions as to how Joseph Milteer

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    directly involved in the invasion but the Central Intelligence Alliance will train Cuban exiles in Guatemala to serve as the invasion force. Along with the Cuban exiles, Eisenhower believed that once the invasion begins, they will be joined with other Cubans that would want to overthrow Castro as well (Ciment, 2). Before Eisenhower was able to conduct the invasion, the New York Times reported about the training of Cuban exiles

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    caused a large discussion over whether or not he would stay, which helped reform The United States’ policy on Cuban immigrants. Cuban-American policy is a very controversial subject. Elian Gonzalez’s case changed the United states. At the time many Cubans were coming to the United States and they were allowed to stay because of a policy called the wet foot, dry foot policy which said that if Cubans reached United States soil they would be allowed to stay but if they were found in the water they would be

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    Gabriel Constans, a Multi-Genre Author Born in Northern California, Gabriel Constans lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his beautiful wife Audrey. Their home was once occupied by many voices, busy feet, meddling hands, and laughter from five children (2 adopted, 3 by birth) that bore him four grandchildren. However, it is quieter to write these days with only Gabriel, Audrey and their beautiful black cat named Amore left to inhabit their home. “It’s gotten easier with the children grown, and

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    The movie Before Night Falls directed by Julian Schnabel offers viewers a glimpse of how the homosexual community in Cuba was being mistreated under Fidel Castro’s regime. The true story is told through the eyes of Cuban poet Reinaldo Arenas. The film depicts Reinaldo Arenas' life in Cuba and all of the atrocious experiences that he had to deal with as a homosexual. Eventually he was arrested for false accusations of being a molester, however, he was actually under arrest for being a homosexual.

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    to a high unemployment rate. In 1963, the Cuban economy fell even further because of the drop in sugar production. It is then that Castro learned that the economy was lead by sugar and strived for the country to produce 10 million tons of sugar thus creating more jobs. After this discovery is when the idea of Cuba operating as one central unit and the government owned everything. According to The Petrified Forest, Castro offhandedly promised to let any Cuban with relatives in the U.S. depart from the

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    and the weather. And that this pain is a continuing presence for the Cubans. We can notice the cultural encounter in the short story when Maximo hears “the long hard thunder of Miami that was so much like the thunder of home that each rumble shattered the morning of his other life” (Menendez, In Cuba I Was a German shepherd, An Anthology of Short Stories from Five Continents Edited by Prescott.

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