Cuba

The republic of Cuba, year made was 1920, and Patria Y Libertad was recruited by Chilean security services and participated in the repression against political opposition enacted by Pinochet's junta.

Yes, Dr. Ernesto Guevara (June 14, 1928 - October 9, 1967) helped Cuba because of his compassionate, intelligent commitments to health systems, human rights, and public education and because of his sensitivity to persecution and suffering through the Basque components within his genealogical life-story. With the attainment of power by (now former) Prime Minister Fidel Castro (born August 13, 1926), Dr. Guevara's actions ultimately led to quality health care, universal literacy, and women's rights in Cuba.

In the 20th century the Spanish - America War led to the Spanish withdrawing and letting Cuba become independent.

The relations between Cuba and the US are tense due to it being declared as a communist country, by Castro, in 1961. The Bay of Pigs occurred in 1961, and the Cuban missile crisis occurred in 1962.

Mexico is just south of the US, and Cuba is an island in the Caribbean.

The Cuban revolution came about in an effort to oust Batista, who had deep ties to organized crime, and battle the high rate of unemployment and unsatisfactory water infrastructure in the country. Castro attempted to challenge Batista in the courts, but due to the strong system the president had in place, this proved futile. With no other options, Castro took the route of Revolution.

Mumbai is farther south than Havana. Havana's latitude is 23°08'N, while Mumbai is at 18°58'30"N, about 5° closer to the equator.

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In 1933, Gerardo Machado, the President of Cuba, was forced to leave this office. A Cuban army sergeant by the name of Fulgencio Batista staged a coup and overthrew the people in power.

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He tried but Cuba wanted to stay a communist country.

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they are located in the Caribbean which means is summer all year long

El pianista de Santiago de Cuba, Junior Alcolado reside en Canada despues de su desercion como becario en Polonia> Alla permanecio bajo la ensenanza de la pianis Czerny Stefanka, ganadora del concurso Chopin een 1948. Luego de participar en el concurso UNEAC 1966 y obtener el tercer lugar fue escogido directamente por Czrny Stefanka, teniendo la suerte de ir a estudiar a Polonia sin ninguna vinculacion politicaa y , por supuesto alcanzando su meta al quedarse en Canada donde actualmente reside.

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there is a rumor he died or something not sure about that. but his brother raul Castro took over. im sure about his brother taking over though. Cubans have faught for freedom from him. he has taken over like no one can take his spot even if they fight. he is too powerful. so everyone HAS to be repectful! no one can say any thing bad about him or his family or else they WILL sufer SERIOUS consecueses. even if they are alone with some one they cant say it. people WILL tell.maybeif you know a Cuban you can ask that person. so if you are supe interested try to talk to people who know spanish.

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Britain did briefly occupy it during the seven years war, however but they agreed to swap it for Florida and gave it back to Spain.

Ajiaco,a thick soup, is the national dish of Cuba. Mingling a spoonful of all the dainties of Cuba including pork and different kinds of edible vegetables roots and stems, it is the yardstick of all Cuban delicacies.

Fulgencio was the puppet for the U.S.A. and allowed Fidel to take over rulership from him.

The embargo was imposed during the Cuban missile crisis, which was basically the the development of Cuba into a Soviet satellite state. The missile crises was a risky period in the Cold War and was close to ending in a Nuclear fashion. On February 1962 the Kennedy administration imposed the embargo as a somewhat aggressive diplomatic enforcement of the US distaste for a relationship with the Soviet government. The crisis continued to escalate beyond the point of the US embargo, and was finally put on a stand still after many a failed covert operation, diplomatic pressure, and finally the Kennedy administrations enforcement of a "quarantine" on Cuba. Although the crisis has since subsided, the embargo has stayed on. It has been edited and changed from administration to administration, but has yet to be completely rectified... It seems to have been brought up in the media lately though (January 2009) so maybe the embargo will see a final resting place in history somewhere in the next 4 years.

1 ~ Bacardi Rum was born in Santiago de Cuba on 4 Feb 1862. Bacardi moved to Puerto Rico after Castro's takeover.

2 ~ Stephen Crane became shipwrecked en route to Cuba in 1897. He and a small party of passengers spent 30 hours adrift, an experience he later transformed into his short story masterpiece "The Open Boat" (1898)

3 ~ Ernest Hemingway wrote "The Old Man and the Sea" and "For whom the Bell Tolls" while living in Cuba.

4 ~ Finca Vigia (Lookout Farm) was owned by Hemingway from 1939 to 1961. It is located outside of Havana. It is now a museum dedicated to Hemingway

. 5 ~ The Hilton and the Riviera were luxury hotel and casino resorts in the 40's and 50's and into the early 60's. The playgrounds of the rich and famous. A favorite hangout of the "Rat Pack" (Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Joey Bishop, Peter Lawford and Dean Martin)

6 ~ Cuba has many underground limestone caves.

7 ~ In 1898 the Spanish-American War was fought there.

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