Rubio: ‘The Only Place in the World Where Cubans Can’t Seem to Prosper and Succeed Is in Cuba’

RUBIO: “The one thing Cuba would enjoy his enormous expatriate community Cuban Americans it would go back and invest but there will be interest globally. They have significant mineral deposits in Cuba. Some of the rare earth minerals some of the cineworld incredible opportunity for tourism and they grew culture. Very rich farmland. So Cuba should not. Poor computer. People shouldn’t be starving a prosperous. Was most interesting as you see Cubans every around the world in United States what you see them in Europe and Panama. Cubans leave kubongo to the countries and become successful. The only place in order Cubans cannot seem to prosper and succeed is in Cuba.”

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Rubio: ‘The Only Place in the World Where Cubans Can’t Seem to Prosper and Succeed Is in Cuba’‘The only place in order Cubans cannot seem to prosper and succeed is in Cuba’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:RUBIO: “The one thing Cuba would enjoy his enormous expatriate community Cuban Americans it would go back and invest but there will be interest globally. They have significant mineral deposits in Cuba. Some of the rare earth minerals some of the cineworld incredible opportunity for tourism and they grew culture. Very rich farmland. So Cuba should not. Poor computer. People shouldn’t be starving a prosperous. Was most interesting as you see Cubans every around the world in United States what you see them in Europe and Panama. Cubans leave kubongo to the countries and become successful. The only place in order Cubans cannot seem to prosper and succeed is in Cuba.”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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