MIAMI: When Cuba and the United States shocked the world more than a year ago by announcing they would normalize relations, reporters in Miami swarmed to one address in particular.

They were expecting protest rallies centered around a popular restaurant in the heart of Little Havana on that December 17 in 2014.

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