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    In May of 1955‚ history did absolve Fidel. In an effort to appease international pressure for reform‚ Batista and his government released many of its political prisoners – of which Fidel and his brother Raul. The evermore-resilient Castro men escaped to Mexico where they sought other disillusioned exiles to join their new “26th of July Movement” (MR-26-7’s). By November of 1956‚ the new regime was ready for action and boarded a tiny yacht‚ Granma‚ heading towards Cuba and the revolution. Battle after

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    Chloe O’Connor O’Connor 1 Mrs. Craig English 10 Accelerated 21 October 2013 Diana Nyad’s Swim Diana Nyad completed a 103-mile swim from Havana‚ Cuba‚ to Key West‚ Florida‚ without a shark cage. However‚ there are several controversies involving the swim. One of these controversies is the possibility that Nyad either got onto or held onto the boat. Holding onto the boat could have increased her speed. “Diana Nyad defends record Cuba-Florida swim as ‘squeaky clean‚’” by Jennifer Kay

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    embargos put in place by a majority of the most powerful countries in the world‚ including the United States. Power of suppliers: Cigar industry is dominated by two major suppliers‚ Altadis and Swedish Match‚ which control the distribution of Havana cigars and Cuban branded names‚ with Altadis being the largest cigar company in the world. Power of buyers: Buyers are willing to pay premium price for quality cigars‚ therefore‚ the power of the buyer is very minimal‚ as cigar enthusiast have

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    “Candela” is an amazing performance with metaphorical lyrics and solos by Manuel Mirabal and Barbarito Torres. Ry Cooder‚ an American guitarist was invited to Havana and brought together many famous Cuban musicians to create the Buena Vista Social Club. The name of the group was inspired by the “Buena Vista Social Club‚” a members club located in Havana during the 1940’s and 50’s. Many of the group’s performers had played at the club during its height or had been performing during this era. The album

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    American sympathy for the rebels started to rise. The increase in popular demand for United States intervention became an frazzling event after the unexplained sinking in Havana harbor of the battleship USS Maine on Feb. 15‚ 1898‚ which was sent to protect United States citizens and property after the anti-Spanish rioting in Havana. Spain then announced an armistice on April 9 and rapidly started up its new program to grant Cuba a limited amount of self-government. The United States Congress soon

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    Louisiana‚ and other areas along the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Spanish Florida was considered a failure because the Spanish Empire could not continue to rule over Florida. By 1763‚ Florida was willingly given to the English in exchange for Havana‚ showing how unimportant Florida really was to the Spanish. When Spain regained rule over Florida in 1783‚ nothing could slow down the coming failure of Spain’s first period. Half a century later‚ Florida was given up once more‚ but this time it

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    In the 1890’s the United States became more aggressive and expansionistic than it had been for the past few decades. There was apparently a hunger for foreign conquest. The conflict with Spain derived mainly from the American desire to help the beleaguered Cubans with their independence from Spain. Americans wanted the war‚ which could well have been avoided‚ but they had little understanding of what the reults of the war would be. I believe American entry into the Spanish-American war was not justified

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    population into “reconcentrados‚” an early form of concentration camp. During this conflict‚ around 300‚000 Cuban civilians died from starvation and captivity. In response to the discovery of these camps‚ the United States sent the battleship Maine into Havana to support U.S. interests on the island. However‚ the battleship exploded soon after arriving in harbor‚ killing the majority of the crew. Attributing the destruction of the ship to Spanish terrorism‚ the United States declared war on Spain in April

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    Cuba is filled with color‚ contrast‚ and ideology‚ not only in their art‚ but their way of life. Below are a couple of photos that speak to the processes of art from the photo itself and what the photo is illustrating. Mural de la Prehistoria Contrary to the name‚ this painting is not thousands of years old. In fact‚ it’s not even hundreds of years old. This mural‚ one of the largest in the world‚ sits outside of Vinales‚ Cuba and explains the biology of life from the island. This piece of

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    La Amistad

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    La Amistad In 1839‚ Africans being carried from Havana‚ Cuba‚ to Puerto Principe‚ Cuba‚ revolted against their captors aboard the ship La Amistad (Spanish for ’friendship’). They were stolen from Africa‚ transported to the Americas‚ and were “passed off” as having been born in Cuba. After the revolt‚ the Africans demanded to be returned home‚ but the ship’s navigator lied to them about their course‚ and sailed them north along the North American coast to Long Island‚ New York. The schooner was subsequently

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