A new poll shows Cuban Americans in South Florida are diverging from the Trump administration's reported openness to negotiations with Cuba's government, with large majorities opposing any deal that does not lead to regime change and backing military intervention as an alternative.
According to a survey of 800 Cuban and Cuban American residents conducted for the Miami Herald, 69% said they "strongly oppose" an agreement that would allow the current Cuban government to remain in power in exchange for economic reforms, while overall opposition to such a deal reached 78%.
