Mel Martinez - Forty-two years ago, I came to America from communist Cuba so I might have a better w...

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Forty-two years ago, I came to America from communist Cuba so I might have a better way of life, a freer way of life - a more democratic way of life. I wanted to live the American Dream where if you worked hard and put your mind to the task, anything was possible.

Mel Martinez

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Vor zweiundvierzig Jahren kam ich aus dem kommunistischen Kuba nach Amerika, um eine bessere Lebensweise, eine freiere Lebensweise und eine demokratischere Lebensweise zu haben. Ich wollte den amerikanischen Traum leben, in dem alles möglich ist, wenn Sie hart gearbeitet haben und sich auf die Aufgabe konzentrieren.

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