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    The Cuban Embargo

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    have held office in the White House since the embargo has been imposed. The Cuban embargo remains to be the oldest and most comprehensive set of United States economic sanctions against any country in the world and its initial purpose to force the Castro regime out of power or at the very least‚ change the communist regime’s mindset in the country has failed.

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    Batista Fulgencio

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    known for his second presidency‚ however‚ which was characterized by the forceful and oppressive means in which he ruled Cuba as well as corruption in the government. His second presidency left Cuba in turmoil and disaster‚ opening the door for Fidel Castro to begin rule. Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar was born in Banes‚ Cuba in 1901 to parents of mixed descent. His parents‚ who’s mixed ancestry included that of "Negro‚ white‚ Indian‚ and Chinese‚" lived and worked on a sugar plantation as peasant

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    Cuban Missile Crisis

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    influence and would not tolerate a communist government in power inside their sphere of influence. The overthrowing of the pro-American dictator‚ General Batista in 1959 also led to deterioration in US revelations with Cuba. The new leader of Cuba‚ Fidel Castro‚ nationalised industries and banks‚ and introduced land reforms. This hurt US banking interests‚ as it was their land and their businesses that were being taken over. In 1960 ended an argument to buy Cuba’s sugar exports‚ in 1961 the USA broke off

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    Intelligence Failure

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    that could convert a fiasco to a global crisis. The detailed analysis will be illustrated in the following cases. A: The Bay of Pigs In 1961‚ The Bay of Pigs project‚ CIA sponsored Cuban exiles to topple the administration of Cuban leader Fidel Castro. After finish the training in Guatemala‚ the exile army begin their invasion at the Bay of Pigs. As we already know‚ the outcome was unsuccessful because the exiles were defeated within three days and about 1500 of them were captured. The failure

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    Hugo Chavez Imperialism

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    before‚ during an UN Assembly he refer to George W. Bush as the devil. For the United States “ Hugo Chavez is the latest headache in the region.” (Marcano 204) As the relationship with the United States and Venezuela was getting worse‚ Chavez and Fidel Castro begin to have a smooth relationship. During one of his visits to Cuba he spoke to the University of Havana and mentioned that he was “honored as rebel soldier by the fact that they were not allowed to enter North American Territory” ( Marcano 213)

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    The history of Fidel Castro’s and the Cuban Revolution‚ has left many of the citizens of Cuba in great debate over his legacy. Castro can be credited for the anti-Batista movement‚ were he and his fellow members of the coalition‚ overthrew U.S.-backed dictator‚ Fulgencio Bastita on December 31‚ 1958. Castro‚ can also be proclaimed as the man who put an end to racism within the developing nation. He also implemented a national literacy campaign. However‚ as the year’s progress‚ questions remain

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    oppressive Batista regime‚ a band of freedom fighters‚ anchored by Fidel Castro‚ marched through the Cuban capital city of Havana. Upon his arrival‚ Castro immediately seized control of the Cuban government and declared himself the highest executive of the island nation‚ Premier of Cuba. In April of 1959‚ Castro visited the United States in order to gain support for his policies in leading Cuba. The majority of Americans warmly embraced Castro‚ "assuming that this charismatic leader would guide Cuba to democracy"

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    Mexico Vs Cuba

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    1500 miles in distance from each other‚ and historically the relationship has been good until recent years. During the revolution of Cuba‚ many Cubans went to Mexico to seek refuge‚ which Mexico did oblige. The relationship became strained when Fidel Castro made comments about Mexico‚ and the Cold War did not make things any better. Cuba’s influence came from Russia and its communist ideology‚ whereas Mexico’s influence came from the United States and its free world ideology. As of now the two are working

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    South Africa

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    Therefore‚ he was penniless for a number of years. Shortly thereafter‚ Ernesto met one of Fidel Castro’s lieutenants with whom he fled to Mexico City. In Mexico City‚ he also met Fidel Castro‚ and his brother Raul. In Fidel Castro‚ he saw a great Marxist leader that he was seeking. Guevara joined Castro followers at a farm where they were training for guerrilla war tactics. The tactics were those first used by Mao Tse-Tung. At this time‚ Ernesto Guevara first was nick named "Che"‚ which is

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    Kennedy Doctrine

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    that the U.S. would want or need nuclear attack” ( Nuclear Files‚ 2013). The Bay of Pigs was the first situation John F. Kennedy had to deal with as president. The Bay of Pigs was an unsuccessful attempt to overthrow the Cuban government of Fidel Castro. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) trained a force of Cuban exiles to invade southern Cuba all with the support and

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