Miami attorney Santiago Cueto grew up hearing stories about his father’s house in the Miramar section of Havana, which he was forced out of in 1961 at 16 when Fidel Castro came to power.
“For me, it was like Bigfoot,” recalls Cueto of Cueto Law Group. “It was always a myth.”
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