Dr. Blas Moreno
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Dr. Blas Moreno of Pawtucket was a native of Cuba, a physician, and a leading developer of medical programs for the National Guard since coming to Rhode Island in 1954. He served as President of the International Institute of Rhode Island (IIRI).
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Familia Salabert reunited in Iowa
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The Salabert family was reunited in Iowa after being separated during Cuban migration to the U.S. in 1960.
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Father John Ruba, OP
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Father Ruba is a prominent figure and long-time supporter of the Latino community in Rhode Island.
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Manuel Gorriaran
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Manuel "Manny" of Cuban heritage, was, among many accomplishments, Inducted into the Rhode Island Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame - 2002 and President of the RI Heritage Hall of Fame from 1991.through 2000 and
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Miriam and Tessie Salabert
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Miriam and Tessie Salabert's parents founded the Club Cubano de Rhode Island in 1961. Here they sit in Miriam's home during a 2013 interview.
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Salabert Siblings
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Miriam, Eduardo, and Tessie Salabert pose for a picture after they arrive in Iowa. Miriam, Eduardo, and Tessie were born in Cuba. They were sent to the United States on April 10, 1961, as a result of Operación Pedro Pan (Operation Peter Pan).
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