MIAMI (AP) — They came from all over to hear her speak. Old
Cuban ladies with wrinkled faces and pristine makeup. Young
students with iPhones and digital cameras. Men and women who
fled Cuba decades ago and just last year, on makeshift rafts and
planes.  When Cuban dissident and blogger Yoani Sanchez entered
the room to speak Monday, dressed simply in white, they all
stood up in applause and the politics that divide Cubans, even
here in Miami, temporarily disappeared.  "In the Cuba that so
many of us dream of, there is no need to clarify what type of
Cuban you are," she said. "We'll be just Cubans. Cubans,
period."  The crowd of several hundred stood on their feet,
chanted "Freedom!" and applauded.  Sanchez, a Cuban mother and
wife who turned to blogging just five years ago, has gained a
following and accolades worldwide for her candid descriptions of
modern life in Cuba on her blog Generation Y. In 2008, she was
named one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" by
Time magazine. She is currently on