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    can be compared to the Cuban Missile Crisis which occurred 1962. The United States and the Soviet Union had an extremely tense 13 days when Cuba was being armed with nuclear weapons. Many people believed that the world was on the brink of nuclear war. The U.S. decided to not invade Cuba and that they would remove their missiles from turkey. Just like the Cuban Missile, the United States is panicking with the possibility of nuclear power being…

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    In October of 1962 the Cuban Missile Crisis took place. After the US recovered from the Bay of pigs invasion, and started work on a new operation the Soviet Union met with Fidel Castro and came to a secret agreement. An agreement that placed Soviet nuclear missiles inside of Cuba. Eventually the US started to notice the arms buildup in Cuba and gave Cuba a warning to stop the missile site construction. However the warning was disregarded and construction continued. President Kennedy them…

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    Operation Grand Slam

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    During the five years from 1955 to 1960, the United States of America developed and utilized U-2 aircraft to scout the military information of the Soviet Union. On May 1st, 1960, Khrushchev issued a decree for the Soviet missile troops to bring down a U-2 aircraft. This event is known as the famous U-2 Incident. Even though this offensive move maintained the sovereignty of the Soviet Union and the dignity of international law, the influence of this incident is far reaching by creating tension…

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    reason. The reason the embargo act was created on Cuba was because during the cold war between communism and democracy, Cuba was communist and this meant the the U.S was an easy target to Cuba since they were so close and it also had to deal with The Cuban Missle Crisis. Their isn't a physical barrier that if preveneting trade from the two countries, there is only a naval blockade towards the U.S and Cuba but other countries has the ability to trade with them. Barack Obama wishes to lift the…

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    Thirteen Days Essay

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    ‘Thirteen Days’ is an American historical drama-thriller film. This film is directed by Roger Donaldson. The actors of this film are Kevin Costner, who featured as President John F. Kennedy, Steven Culp as Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and Dylan Baker as Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara. The main character in this movie is President John F. Kennedy. This movie shows what action does the President John F. Kennedy takes from preventing the nuclear warfare happen. The plot for…

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    2009 Fidel then returned to Cuba and became a popular figure in protests against government attempts to raise bus fares, that year he married Mirta Diaz Balart a student from a wealthy family through he was exposed to the luxury lifestyle of the Cuban Elite. They were a perfect love-match, although disapproved by both families Mirta’s father gave them tens to thousands of dollars for their honeymoon in New York…

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    Some of these programs that Castro elaborated on and received immense support from the Cuban population were aimed at correcting problems such as managing of land, lack of industrialization and modernization, unemployment, education, and health of the working class4. This idea of fixing these social issue were part of all the populist movements…

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    Furthermore, Latino media in America also has a strong influence over how populations are perceived in a society. In “Closing the Telenovela’s Borders: Vivo por Elena’s Tidy Nation,” scholar Adriana Estill analyses Latino telenovelas as a platform where “nationality, nationalism, and Nation are produced and reproduced” (Estill 75). Through government involvement and censorship, telenovelas can create “an ideal space where the ideal citizen is constructed and disseminated” (Estill 85). Racial…

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    who were leaders in a revolutionary party. During those years of 1890-1897 Cuba was important because of Jose Marti, Anthony Maceo, and the start Cuban independence war which led to freedom. Jose Marti was an important person during that time when it came to the revolutionary party. He was poet and journalist, and was an important figure in Latin American literature. In the early 1890's he was making his plan to start a revolutionary party. He asked Maximo Gomez and Anthony Maceo to join in…

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    Cosa Nostra War

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    The Cosa Nostra formulated the Sicilian Mafia Commission or “La Cupula” to resolve intermafia issues. In 1962, La Cupula was formed between all of the Cosa Nostra bosses. La Cupula was instrumental in ending the first Mafia War. Keeping the peace between the Mafia bosses was a tough task, but it was necessary in order to complete political actions. As long as the mafiosos could cooperate and not give up other mafiosos positions, the entire operation would benefit. This was all that was…

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