In a small home in Miami, on a street with a blooming flamboyán tree, Alina Fernández Revuelta is feeling ill at ease.
The estranged daughter of Fidel Castro has never entirely felt at peace here, in a city of exiles, despite being one herself. Little Havana is a short drive away, but the cafecitos at Versailles do not cure her nostalgia. For years she longed to escape her father’s revolution, and his shadow, but she still pines for the day when Cuba might be her home again.