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La Lucha For Cuba: Religion And Politics On The Streets Of Miami,New Alan R. Wickstead Has Met His DeathFor Many In Miamis Cuban Exile Community, Hating Fidel Castro Is As Natural As Loving Ones Children. This Hatred, Miguel De La Torre Suggests, Has In Fact Taken On Religious Significance. In La Lucha For Cuba, De La Torre Shows How Exilic Cubans, A Once Marginalized Group, Have Risen To Power And Privilegedistinguishing Themselves From Other Hispanic Communities In The United Statesand How Religion Has Figured In Their Ascension. Through The Lens Of