How Cubans are influent in Miami ? (Mayo: house, moving to, rating)

[Dragneel]

We're told so many times Cuban's influence is really strong in Miami..How ? Tell me about their influence about business, politics, culture, demographics...etc...I'm interested to know

[flyers29]

Lots of Cuban-Americans in top business positions and top government positions in the past couple of decades, though their numbers have declined as a proportion of the population (more people from other places in Latin America have come here)

[SadieMirsade]

Originally Posted by Dragneel

We're told so many times Cuban's influence is really strong in Miami..How ? Tell me about their influence about business, politics, culture, demographics...etc...I'm interested to know

I don't wish to offend you, but you should be asking:

How influential are Cubans in Miami?

I am not an Anglo snob or anything such, but I do feel that we should attempt to speak and write English correctly. It's already a Patois-like language.

[Dragneel]

Originally Posted by SadieMirsade

I don't wish to offend you, but you should be asking:

How influential are Cubans in Miami?

I am not an Anglo snob or anything such, but I do feel that we should attempt to speak and write English correctly. It's already a Patois-like language.

I'm from Belgium, it's not my native language, sorry for this mistake

[Bjorn_Ironside32]

Cuban-Americans are a power house in Politics, from 1996 to currently the Mayors of Miami have been Cuban-Americans.

I can list you alot of Cuban-Americans but since you said in Miami then that's all i can provide .

[WINTERFRONT]

Maybe he was attempting to write it correctly and thought the results were correct.

And yes, Cubans are very influential in Miami. We even have such thing as "cuban bread"... rather funny considering it was first made by a sicilian in America.

[Dragneel]

Originally Posted by flyers29

Lots of Cuban-Americans in top business positions and top government positions in the past couple of decades, though their numbers have declined as a proportion of the population (more people from other places in Latin America have come here)

I guess it's because they're richer than the other latinos in the area, and more of them are US-born and educated, it's important.Anyway, I know so much of them continue to come in Florida, so they decline as a proportion, but not in raw numbers.

[Bjorn_Ironside32]

Cubans have indeed decreased in Miami, they've moved to better cities for more opportunities.

[WINTERFRONT]

People have stopped immigrating to Miami though.

[Bjorn_Ironside32]

Yea. There are more Central Americans moving to Miami each day.