Scholars at Hallwalls: Debating Cuban Independence in Mexico in the 1890s

Dalia Muller is a historian of Latin America and the Caribbean whose work focuses on travel, exile, and immigration in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries greater Caribbean. She is completing her first book project, which examines the impact of the Cuban independence struggle in nineteenth-century Mexico. Her article, "Latin America and the Question of Cuban Independence" has been recently published in The Americas. She received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley.