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The island of freedom and the Cuban emigrant colony in the United States, hostile to the Castro regime, share surprisingly common interests. If one morning you take the latest issues of the newspapers Granma (the organ and ideological mouthpiece of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba) and Nuevo Heraldo (the voice of emigrants published in Spanish in Florida), then the main political news of the day in both respected publications, as a rule, will coincide.