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1:23Now PlayingDozens of demonstrators gathered Tuesday throughout Florida to express solidarity with the thousands of Cubans who waged a rare weekend of protests around their island nation.
Protesters chanted 'Viva Cuba libre' to support Cubans who had taken to the streets Sunday to air grievances about poor economic conditions, among other complaints.
South Florida is home to the largest U.S. population of Cuban Americans.
A large number of demonstrators also marched to Miami's Palmetto Expressway, where several of them sat down in the roadway.
Traffic was eventually blocked in both directions, and police weren't immediately moving demonstrators.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Coast Guard in Miami has been monitoring any activity aimed at increasing "unsafe and illegal" crossings between Florida and Cuba in response to rare street protests on the island.
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