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    Cuba and the United States represent opposite ends of the healthcare spectrum. Cuba has a completely state run healthcare system‚ where treatment is free and the idea of paying for a doctor’s visit is strange. The system is organized to emphasize community involvement and care; each area of the country has a polyclinic that provides many of the necessary primary care specialists‚ and within that polyclinic system‚ doctor and nurse teams take even more responsibility for those around them by living

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    Cuba had a major role in the development of the Cold War. In 1962 Cuba becomes a communist country bringing up tension between the island and the US. In 1962‚ the Missile Crisis and the foreign policy of the USSR increased the existing tension to a crucial point. In 1961 after a long period of mutual help between Cuba and the USSR‚ Fidel Castro declares officially that the island will be ruled under the doctrines of communism; it is at the time the only communist country in the West. This is seen

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    are missing their home country Cuba‚ especially Maximo as this is clear through the choice of words by Ana Menendez. In the short story‚ we find that the familiarization therein attempts to orientate self in the world. Also‚ writing attempts to restore the old world from nostalgic memory: the writer’s attempt to understand a new place through familiarization happens through the use of metaphor and analogy‚ “ ‘the master tropes’of migration”(Essay Summary for In Cuba I was a German Shepherd‚ 8 Feb

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    an embargo on Cuba in 1960; cutting off all ties with Cuba in an attempt to overthrow Fidel Castro. President Eisenhower ordered a complete stoppage of United States exports to Cuba The United States policy on Cuba proved counter-productive and negatively impacted the Cuban citizens. The embargo moved Cuba towards an oppressive government and helped Castro justify his oppression. The United States intended for the embargo against Cuba to further benefit Cuba as a country and lead Cuba more towards

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    The United States has had a trade embargo on Cuba for almost 50 years now. The original idea of it was to suffocate the communist nation into submission. The country would run out of money and resources. Now‚ 50 years later‚ is the embargo outdated? The Cold War is over and the policies and politics of the world have changed. Should the United States lift their trade embargo? If trade restrictions were lifted‚ Cuba could be a large importer of United States goods and services. Rengal et al. (2009)

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    countries going through a recession. It maybe existed throughout countries in forms of health care or education. Not many Caribbean countries participate in Socialism. Two main Caribbean countries that participate in it are Cuba and Guyana. In the late 1950’s throughout the early 1960’s Cuba became a socialist country. “At first glance‚ Cuba’s basic political and economic structures appear as durable as the midcentury American cars still roaming its streets. The Socialist Party remains in power‚ the state

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    To what extent should Cuba specialize in cigar production? The tobacco plant ( main ingredient used in cigar production)‚ which originally originated from South America‚ arrived to Cuba some where between 3000 and 2000 BC. It was considered by the aborigines to be a “miraculous medicine” and a essential element in their religious‚ political and social ceremonies. ! This lead to cigars becoming an important part of lifestyle. In Cuba‚ agriculture has played an important part of the economy for

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    Fidel Castro did indeed have a significant impact on the fate of Cuba and the world. Prior to Castro’s administration‚ Cuba was a very unstable and politically volatile nation. Starting from its client state status orchestrated by the United States in‚ Cuba faced enormous economic instability as a result of the Treaty of Relations signed by the two nations in 1934‚ in which Cuba was obligated to give preferential treatment of its economy to the behest of the United States‚ in exchange for a guaranteed

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    After Cuba gained independence from Spain in 1898‚ Cuba was not completely independent from any foreign powers until 1902 when it gained full independence from The United States. Although Cubans were mostly happy with this change‚ there were many hardships that Cubans overcame to become a well run independent nation. During the four years that the United States had power over Cuba‚ they had military‚ economic‚ and political rule. Economically‚ Cuba’s sugar crops created a large source of economic

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    Spanish- American war was a short lived‚ lasting only four months in which the United States went to war in order to help Cuba win its’ independence from Spain. Prior to the fight for independence in Cuba‚ American businessmen already occupied the island for cheap labor in order to harvest sugar cane in the tropical Cuban climate. However‚ in 1868‚ growing tension between Cuba and Spain caused for the public opinion of Americans to be split: American business men being in favor of Spain in order to

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