Cuba May Be in Shambles, but Miami’s New Museum Keeps the Bay of Pigs Alive

Amid Cuba's ongoing struggles, Miami is celebrating the opening of a new museum dedicated to the Bay of Pigs invasion, a failed 1961 operation by Cuban exiles to overthrow Fidel Castro. The museum honors figures like Eduardo Zayas-Bazán, a former member of Brigade 2506, highlighting the personal stories and historical significance of this pivotal event in Cold War history. This museum serves as a reminder of the complex dynamics between Cuba and the U.S., and its impact on both nations' political landscapes, even as Cuba faces its own internal challenges.