Cuban Exiles Look to Post-Castro Future
Most Cuban Americans look ahead to political change in their homeland. After almost half a century, there is now at least a prospect of change in Cuba that might allow them to go back home.
Guests:
Maria Cristina Garcia, professor of history at Cornell University
Susan Anasagasti, staff writer for The Miami Herald
Oscar Corral, reporter for The Miami Herald who covers the Cuban exile community
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