"So that when I came from Panama... my family was exiled in 1973 and they went to Miami"
- Ruben Blades
About this Quote
This quote by Ruben Blades speaks with the experience of his household being exiled from Panama in 1973. It is most likely that his family was required to leave their house due to political discontent or violence in the nation. The truth that they went to Miami suggests that they had the ability to find haven in the United States. This quote speaks to the struggles of lots of households who have been required to flee their homes due to political or financial instability. It also speaks with the durability of those households who have actually been able to find a new home and start a brand-new life in a different country. The quote is a reminder of the significance of providing support and support to those who have actually been displaced due to conflict or other tough situations.
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