MIAMI (AP) — When Miami’s new art museum opened in December, namesake Jorge Perez spoke easily about a once-taboo topic among Cuban-American powerbrokers: his desire to increase artistic exchanges with those on the communist island.
Then, this week, billionaire sugar baron Alfonso Fanjul — whose family’s business was seized by Fidel Castro in 1959 — spoke publicly for the first time about investing back in Cuba.
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