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Who established a communist dictatorship in cuba?
Cuba was state capitalist but now has some aspects of private capitalism. Communism has no classes or rulers or money.
What might be some of the reasons that people of cuba failed to rise up against Castro and overthrow his dictatorship?
One of the biggest reasons that Cuba failed to rise up again, was because Castro didn't want them overflowing his dictatorship. He needed to be supported.
What happened in Cuba after Raúl Castro took over?
He brought some drastic economic, social and political reforms.
Why did Castro felt threatened about the US?
Castro felt threatened by the US due to their attempts to undermine his leadership and socialist regime in Cuba. The Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 and the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 heightened tensions between the two countries, leading Castro to see the US as a threat to his government's survival.
What are some reasons for the founding of plymoth colonies?
The Goods and to get away from England and to have religious freedoms.
What action did the U.S. take when Castro seized American businesses in cuba?
The US put embargos in place. Some of them were supported by the United Nations. The US continues to enforce an embargo on trade and goods to and from Cuba.
Who holds power in a dictatorship?
In a Dictatorship, power is held by a single person or a small group. Some famous dictatorships have been Fidel Castro in Cuba, Chairman Mao in China, and Adolf Hitler in Germany.
What Caribbean Spanish speaking country is communism practiced?
Some people might name Cuba as a communist country in the Caribbean Sea. The leadership extols the "virtues" of Marx's communism, however, Cuba is basically a dictatorship where the government is the main owner of the means of production. Other political parties are banned and there is no true freedom of speech, nor is there any outlook for the government of Fidel Castro to follow the principles of Marxism. Defections of baseball athletes is common, and for decades peoples of all social & economic standing have risked their lives escaping from Cuba. Medical technology in Cuba was not sufficient for Castro when he became ill. He traveled to Spain for his medical treatment. This, after over 1/2 a century of Castro as dictator seems to fly in the face of "equal treatment for all".
What leader of cuba did many people believe was involved in the assassination?
Though it's very unlikely, Fidel Castro is thought by some to have been involved in the assassination of John Kennedy.
What did Nikita Khrushchev do after he became friends with Fidel Castro?
I don't think you could call Khrushchev and Castro friends. More like allies with a common enemy. Khrushchev would have been the superior of the two as the leader of the Soviet Union and I think he would have looked upon Castro as a leader of a Soviet satellite nation. Castro hadn't been the leader of Cuba for very long when he forged his alliance with Khrushchev. Having Khrushchev as an ally would have given him some much needed power on the world stage and protected his position in Cuba. For Khrushchev 's part Cuba gave him a foothold off the coast of the United States which he would have considered valuable for the Soviet purposes.
Why do Caribbean countries have coast guards?
Some guards are posted to ensure their country citizens don,t escape such as in Cuba because Cuba is an Autocracy supposedly ruled by Fidel Castro or his son right now. In Jamiaca guards are posted to ensure safety.,
What were some good things Castro did in Cuba?
The US did nothing "good" in or for Cuba. The US blockaded the island, isolating it from the rest of the world after the Bay of Pigs, with no trade or cultural exchanges. It has over time overwhelmingly increased its poverty and diminished its future capabilities.
