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| Mel Martinez, top, is seen in this undated
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with other Cuban youths at Camp St. John in Jacksonville, Fla. Martinez was 15 when his parents saw the rise of Fidel Castro and made the agonizing decision to send their son to the United States in care of the Catholic Church. |
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| Mel Martinez, his wife, Kitty, and son Andrew,
11,
react to early results in their hotel room in Orlando. |
2004
Mel
Martínez encara piedras en su camino
Martinez's
'Pedro Pan' experience helped shape his life
Martinez
gambling on Cuba stand
Castro
spat embroils Senate hopefuls
Republicans
clash on Cuba in the final days
2
win in walk, face tough race
Martinez's
Win in Florida Could Help Bush Gain Latino Votes
Elián
remark provokes fury
Castor
respalda que se elimine la restricción de viajes a Cuba
Terrorism
issue lifts Martinez
Mel
Martinez | 'I'm bottom-line oriented'
Martinez
Supporter Organized Elian Raid
Moderate
Martinez turned more partisan after Washington experience
Historic
end to bitter Senate race
Martinez
holds tiny lead
Castor
concedes U.S. Senate seat to Republican Martinez
Castor
concedes Florida Senate race
Mel
Martinez to become first Cuban-American in US Senate
Martinez
becomes 1st Cuban-American elected to U.S. Senate
Martinez
arrives to cheers in Miami
Martínez
sorprendido con triunfo en Miami-Dade
Martinez
says goal as senator is a free Cuba
2005
Senator's
story parallels paths of Cuban exiles
Sen.
Martinez reportedly gets job of restoring GOP fortunes
