Where did the term Cuba Libre originate?
The term "Cuba Libre" (meaning "Free Cuba") originated during the Cuban War of Independence (1895-1898). The phrase was first used by a group of Cuban exiles in New York City, who formed a club called the "Club Cubano Libre" in 1896. The club served as a meeting place for Cuban exiles and supporters of Cuban independence, and the term "Cuba Libre" quickly became a symbol of the Cuban independence movement.
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- Where were pineapples first found?
- What are some of the foods Santo Domingo?
- What do many people in Brazil like to eat?
- What food are Portuguese famous for?
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- What fruits are found in the Andes?
- How much milk does a cow produce daily?
- How much milk is produced in Brazil?
- Do they have candy canes in Brazil?
- Does Brazil Label its GMO foods and is there any source for this information so it can be used in an essay?
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