Trump's candidate for governor of Florida demanded an end to the Cuban dictatorship: "That regime needs to fall."
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds announced his campaign for Florida governor on Tuesday, naming state senator Bryan Ávila as his running mate. During the announcement, Donalds called for the end of the Cuban regime, pledging to be a supportive partner to the island following a transition of power.
Ávila, the son of Cuban exiles, utilized the platform to emphasize his commitment to opposing communism, citing his family's history as a primary motivation for his political stance. The ticket positions itself as staunchly anti-communist, specifically targeting the Cuban government as a central theme of their campaign platform in Florida.
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Infobae (AR) - Headline 1Focuses on the candidate's aggressive rhetoric toward the Cuban regime.
Infobae (AR) - Headline 2Highlights the running mate's personal background as a Cuban exile.
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