VOICED: In Miami, a new take on Cuba

The video explores the evolving political views of Cuban Americans, particularly in Miami, regarding the US trade embargo on Cuba. While some maintain a hardline stance, a growing number advocate for policy changes. A new generation is using technology to foster change, avoiding traditional political methods. Despite these shifts, hardliners argue that voter support remains strong for their position. The video highlights the deep emotional connections to Cuba and suggests that significant change will only occur when the communist government is no longer in power.

What stance does the rising star in the Republican Party take regarding Cuba?

• Favors the US trade embargo

• Advocates for diplomatic relations

• Opposes any form of trade restrictions

• Supports lifting the embargo

What is the focus of the new generation of Cuban Americans?

• Avoiding any involvement with Cuba

• Engaging in fiery political debates

• Supporting hardline policies

• Reconnecting with roots and using technology

What challenge do moderates in Miami's Cuban American community face?

• Strong opposition from the US government

• Insufficient technological resources

• Overwhelming support from older generations

• Lack of political influence

How do hardliners in Washington view the potential shift in voter opinion?

• They actively campaign for change

• They acknowledge the shift and adapt

• They reject claims of a shift

• They are indifferent to voter opinions

What is agreed upon by both anti-Castro loyalists and younger moderates regarding change in Cuba?

• Change will come through diplomatic talks

• Change will occur when the communist government falls

• Change is unnecessary and unlikely

• Change will be driven by economic sanctions