Machado's U S Visit Redefined as Cuban Soil
In 1927 Cuba granted a dispensation extending Cuban territory to include the United States, allowing President Machado to travel to Washington and New York while remaining on Cuban soil. He arrived in Key West on April 20 carrying a Cuban flag, presenting him as "President of the United States."
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