Simple and complex, global and parochial, young and old this is the Cuban American community all at once. In his book, author Guarione M. Diaz depicts the Cuban American experience by chronicling important events, examining pertinent facts (like the impact of Fidel Castro's revolution and rule), and portraying a vibrant community with a distinctive identity. Diaz, president of the Cuban American National Council, reveals many contradictions about his subject. Cuban Americans have retained their native culture while managing to assimilate successfully into American social and political life. Diaz also looks forward to life after Castro and presents likely aftermath scenarios, not to mention an expression of hope for the establishment of a progressive government and society in Cuba. The Cuban American Experience, an increasingly timely and relevant work, will satisfy readers longing for comprehensive, clear understanding of a complicated story.
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Guarione M. Diaz was born in Havana, Cuba and is currently a resident of Dade County, Florida. He is president and executive director of the Cuban American National Council, Inc., a private nonprofit organization involved since 1972 in policy analysis, leadership development, education, employment, housing, and community development. In addition to serving on a number of advisory boards for charities and civic organizations, in 1994, Diaz was appointed as United States Ombudsman/Civilian Liaison at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo, Cuba, where he assisted over 30,000 Cuban rafters interned in camps and provided coordination among the U.S. military, civilian government agencies, and the public at large. In the last decade, Diaz has authored and edited a textbook, more than thirty research and policy papers, and more than fifty articles for newspapers and magazines.
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