Miami, Fl

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Many American cities have encountered increasing problems along with their growth, and urban poverty is one of the major issues that is a problem in itself while contributing to a wide variety of other social ills. We speak of a cycle of poverty to show how poverty becomes self-perpetuating from one generation to the next, with poor areas in our cities unable to develop the necessary tax base to pay for better schools to education the next generation so it will not have to live in poverty as well. Miami developed in this century into a major city, increasingly cosmopolitan with an influx of Cuban immigrants since the Cuban Revolution in 1959.

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Many American cities have encountered increasing problems along with their growth, and urban poverty is one of the major issues that is a problem in itself while contributing to a wide variety of other social ills. We speak of a cycle of poverty to show how poverty becomes self-perpetuating from one generation to the next, with poor areas in our cities unable to develop the necessary tax base to pay for better schools to education the next generation so it will not have to live in poverty as well. Miami developed in this century into a major city, increasingly cosmopolitan with an influx of Cuban immigrants since the Cuban Revolution in 1959. At one time, the CIA had an operations headquarters in Miami seen by many as a state within a city because it was over, above, and outside the laws of the United..."

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