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Cuba Embargo

Cuba–United States
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  • “The Pull of the Monroe Magnet” by Udo Keppler in 1913
    A History of U.S. Intervention in Latin America and the Caribbean
    / Cuba: From protectorate to adversary

    …with Havana and imposed a comprehensive trade embargo in the early 1960s, a policy that would later become one of the longest-running sanction programs in modern history. At the same time, Washington also pursued covert and overt efforts to remove Fidel Castro from power, most notably in the Bay of…

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    …with Havana and imposed a comprehensive trade embargo in the early 1960s, a policy that would later become one of the longest-running sanction programs in modern history. At the same time, Washington also pursued covert and overt efforts to remove Fidel Castro from power, most notably in the Bay of…

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