“There are many, many Cuban-Americans, especially from Mariel onwards, who want that, to be with their family again and see how to free the population from the iron control of their government,” says Dr. Arturo Valenzuela, former Deputy Secretary for Human Affairs. Western Hemisphere of the State Department in the administration of Barack Obama. The problem, according to Valenzuela, is that the "tough from Miami" and the "tough from Havana" do not want the situation to change, although the former official hopes that the Joe Biden government will once again open paths for change in Cuba.
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