Way back in December 2005 Daniel Imperato issued a statement on US Relations with Castro, Cuba, and the Caribbean. As independent for president he declared that “previous administrations, have been neglecting one of the most important strategic security elements of United States in relation to the Caribbean islands and Cuba”.

Now being drafted to run for Florida governor as an independent, Imperato suggests that Florida be first in “setting an example by opening relations, mending wounds, and repairing diplomatic ties with Cuba.” As independent governor Imperato insinuated that he could step outside of the established parties’ reluctance to embrace Cuba. “I am committed to continuing the push to open trading, investments and tourism with Cuba.

“The first step toward helping Cuba become a free society is to open a dialogue with our neighbors to the south. If the state department is not prepared to do so, then I would expect an independent governor of Florida to do it.” Imperato added, “We should convene a summit focused on health care cooperation, cultural exchanges and a timetable for continued dialogue.”

In 2005 Imperato was quoted, “Mark my words that if we do not address the Cuban situation with Castro someone else like Chavez will. We can’t lose this opportunity for freedom with one of our closest neighbors.” Turns out he was right as not only Chavez, but Iran’s President Ahmadinejad has embraced the Castro brothers and begun diplomatic relations.

Daniel Imperato attended the 7th annual Cuba Libre Block Party celebrating Cuba’s first Independence Day on Friday, May 21, 2010.

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