Congressman Carlos Giménez recently celebrated the notable accomplishments of Cuban-Americans in the United States, emphasizing their growing influence and success.
"Cuban-Americans are taking the lead, and we're proud of it!" Giménez proclaimed on social media platform X.
Giménez highlighted several of these achievements, such as the impressive performance in college football by the University of Miami, led by top-tier coach Mario Cristóbal, a Cuban-American.
Additionally, he noted the recent awarding of the Heisman Trophy to standout Cuban-American quarterback, Fernando Mendoza.
"Secretary of State Marco Rubio is commanding the global stage! President Trump has shown more support for our community than any other president in U.S. history!" the congressman added enthusiastically.
He concluded with a powerful statement: "We are relentless because our families instilled this in us! Failure is NOT an option! We keep moving forward!"
On Sunday, former President Donald Trump reshared a post on his social media platform from a user imagining Marco Rubio as the "President of Cuba" following a potential regime collapse. Trump accompanied it with the comment, "Sounds good to me!"
This simple gesture, amid heightened tensions with Havana after the capture of Maduro and the announcement of "no more oil or money for Cuba," sparked speculation on social media and exile forums about a possible U.S.-guided transition where Rubio could play a pivotal role.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cuban-American Influence
What recent achievements of Cuban-Americans were highlighted by Carlos Giménez?
Carlos Giménez highlighted the success of the University of Miami's football team under coach Mario Cristóbal and the awarding of the Heisman Trophy to quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
How did Donald Trump respond to the idea of Marco Rubio as "President of Cuba"?
Donald Trump reshared a post suggesting Marco Rubio as "President of Cuba" and commented, "Sounds good to me!"
What role might Marco Rubio play in a potential transition for Cuba?
Speculation suggests that Marco Rubio could play a central role in a U.S.-guided transition in Cuba, especially given the current escalations with Havana.