Miami watering hole measures pulse of Cuban-Americans Since opening in 1971, Cafe Versailles became a "barometer" of Miami's Cuban-American community: a place where hardline exiles gather to talk politics, stage protests and drink their daily 'cafecito.' But as opinions shift among Florida's Cuban-Americans and newer generations welcome relations between US and Cuba, reporters now frequently outnumber protesters at Versailles. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES