Cuban immigration to Brazil

Cuban Brazilian (Spanish: Cubanobrasileño, Portuguese: Cubano-brasileiro) is a Brazilian person of full, partial, or predominantly Cuban ancestry, or a Cuban-born person residing in Brazil. Many Cubans are doctors working in the North and Northeast Region of Brazil.

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Cuban immigration to Brazil

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