Reply #68: Here's some stats

[Mika]

:hi:

P R, I live in the Gables also.

Here's an article I found from The Hurricane Online (FYI, UofM is the home of "Casa Bacardi" where the plotting for a "transition" of Cuba takes place for when Castro dies. Its very similar to the plan the US has for Iraq - the complete corporatization of the entire Cuban infrastructure. It is funded by anti Cuba terra supporting Bacardi.)
http://www.thehurricaneonline.com/media/paper479/news/2005/02/18/News/Historic.Periodicals.Chronicle.Lives.Of.Cuban.Exiles-869401.shtml

CUBANS IN AMERICA
Cubans in the U.S. since 1959

- Since Fidel Castro came to power in 1959, nearly half a million Cubans have come to the U.S.

- Miami is home to about 50 percent of the Cuban American population. New York is home to about 20 percent of
the population.

- Florida, Texas, New York, California, Illinois
and New Jersey are the six states with the
largest Cuban populations.

- Cubans are the third largest Spanish- speaking minority in the U.S.

source: www.Latinamericanstudies.org

So, about 250,000 Cuban immigrants reside in the City of Miami. Miami-Dade county has a pop of over 2.7 million, the City of Miami's pop is about 370,000.

Miami demographics
http://rumler.com/miami/



Here's another good read about Miami-Dade,


Born in U.S.A.? Not in Miami

In Miami-Dade County, more than half
the residents were born in another country.
That's the highest rate for any county in
the country.
http://www.sptimes.com/2003/09/03/State/Born_in_USA_Not_in_Mi.shtml


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