Growing numbers of south Florida's Cuban-Americans oppose U.S. restrictions on travel to Cuba, according to a poll conducted by Florida International University. Cuban-Americans who have been in the U.S. the longest take the toughest stance against the island nation's government.

• 65% -- indicate they would support a dialogue with the Cuban government, up from 55.6% in a 2004 poll
• 57.5% -- number of Cuban-Americans who still support the U.S. embargo
• 55.2% -- favor "unrestricted" travel to Cuba
• 29% -- favor lifting the embargo now
• 8% -- favor lifting the embargo after Fidel Castro dies

Source: Florida International University