Castro jailed hundreds of people and established military tribunals for political opponents. He ended up denying support of military. Castro formalized his alliance with the Soviet Union which caused Cubans to flee.
Castro jailed hundreds of people and established military tribunals for political opponents. He ended up denying support of military. Castro formalized his alliance with the Soviet Union which caused Cubans to flee.
Castro jailed hundreds of people and established military tribunals for political opponents. He ended up denying support of military. Castro formalized his alliance with the Soviet Union which caused Cubans to flee.
& Allies Himself with the Soviet Union Fidel Castro, jailed hundreds of people and established military tribunals for political opponents. He ended up denying support of military.
Revolution Leader ties with U.S.
& Allies Himself with the Soviet Union
The U.S. broke relations with
Cuba onJanuary 3rd,1961. Castro formalized hisalliance with the Soviet Union which caused Cubans to flee.
Bay of Pigs Disaster
A U.S. group ofCubans invaded
Cuba in 1961.The U.S provided air support.
Bay of Pigs Disaster
April 17th, 1961,landing of the
Bay of Pigs occurred. Invaders didnt receiver popular Cuban support and attacked by military.
Soviet-Missile Crisis
This Cuban Crisis occurred on
October 1962 and was against U.S. and theSoviet Union. It was during the Cold War.
Soviet-Missile Crisis
These two nations came across
with using nuclear conflicts and it was justa big problem against these two nations.
In Poor Health Castro
Announces his Retirement
Castro, 81 years old, hadtold
people declaring that he wasnt good enough tocampaign in the next parliamentary election.
In Poor Health Castro
Announces his Retirement
Fidel Castro ended up having
49years of power and ended upretiring on February 2008. He ruled Cuba since1959 since leading a revolution.
Cubans Begin to Win Small
Freedoms
Foreign Minister, Felipe Perez
Roque,signed the International Covenant on Civil & Political Rights and Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights in February 2008.
Cubans Begin to Win Small
Freedoms
On July 2010, Castro planned he
will release 52 political prisoners such as activists andjournalists which have been held since a 2003crackdown on dissidents.
Cuba Takes Possible Steps
Toward a New Leader Not Named Castro
April 19th, 2011, Cuba hada
change in their government. Jose Ramon Machado, was appointed to fill the second highest position in the Communist Party.
Cuba Takes Possible Steps
Toward a New Leader Not Named Castro
It was the firsttime since 1959
since someone else besides the Castro brothers had theposition and Machado made new laws.
Pope Makes Long-Awaited Visit
Pope Benedict XVI visited Cuba
on March 26th,2012. It was a three day visit, right after having problems between the church and the Cubangovernment.
Pope Makes Long-Awaited Visit
He was pushing Cuba toward
freedom andit was the first papal trip sincePope Benedict XVI visited 14 years ago.
Exit Visa Requirement Is
Dropped
The government had said on
October 16th, 2012,that in the beginning of 2013 Cubans will nolonger be able tohave an exit visa.
Exit Visa Requirement Is
Dropped
On January 13th, 2013,
Cubanswerent able to leave the country for vacations. A valid passport and a visa from the country that they were going tois required.
Cuba Resumes Diplomatic
Relations with the U.S.
President Obama said that the
U.S. would resume diplomatic relations with Cuba, such as opening an embassy in Havana.
Cuba Resumes Diplomatic
Relations with the U.S.
Since 1961, the U.S. and Cuba
hasnthad any diplomatic relations between each other. The Pope held a meeting to help with negotiations between the two.
Changes In The Near Future For
The U.S. And Cuba
The U.S. will send an
ambassador to Cuba, under Obamas policy. It will easethe economic embargo and the U.S. will ease travel restrictions.
Changes In The Near Future For
The U.S. And Cuba
The business deals will beeasier
and the Cubans will have a better way communicating with more people around the world.
Is this a good or bad thing?
I think it isa good thing because now the Cubans will have an easier way to be able to visit their relatives and also their business transactions. They will have an easier way to be able to talk to other people around the world.
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