Shut Out of U.S., Cubans Build ‘New Miami’ in Southern Brazil

In recent years, Brazilian cities like Florianópolis have seen a surge in Cuban migrants, creating a vibrant "New Miami" as the U.S. tightens its immigration policies under Trump. This shift highlights the complex dynamics of global migration and the search for political and economic stability. The influx of Cubans into Brazil underscores the broader implications for both countries' social and cultural landscapes, as well as the potential impact on bilateral relations. For those interested in the full context, the article in The Wall Street Journal provides a comprehensive look at these evolving trends.