History of a Takeover: The U.S. Naval Base at Guantańamo BayEditora Política, 1982 - 77 pages |
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... international law , thus recognizing that the Platt Amendment was contrary to international law . ( He was mistaken in his view that future relations would be governed by international law , however . ) Manuel Márquez Sterling , Cuba's ...
... international law , thus recognizing that the Platt Amendment was contrary to international law . ( He was mistaken in his view that future relations would be governed by international law , however . ) Manuel Márquez Sterling , Cuba's ...
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... international law . Treaties presuppose consent by both parties in order to form a legal tie ; but the entire case of Guantánamo is based on the crudest expressions of illegality and immorallity , involving no free consent at all . The ...
... international law . Treaties presuppose consent by both parties in order to form a legal tie ; but the entire case of Guantánamo is based on the crudest expressions of illegality and immorallity , involving no free consent at all . The ...
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... international law leads to the denunciation and condemnation of the continuance of military bases in foreign territory by means of force . The United States has hundreds of Army , Navy and Air Force bases on all the continents all with ...
... international law leads to the denunciation and condemnation of the continuance of military bases in foreign territory by means of force . The United States has hundreds of Army , Navy and Air Force bases on all the continents all with ...
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acts of provocation agreement America annexation Antillean Antilles April Army Article VII base at Guantánamo Base Naval Benítez Cabrera bombs Caimanera Caribbean Castro coaling or naval colonial Cuban government Cuban Prime Cuban Revolution Cuban territory D'Estéfano Pissani derecho Elihu Root established evils of consent February Fidel Fidel Castro force foreign military bases future relations government of Cuba Guantá Guantánamo Bay Guantánamo naval base guard post Havana hecho illegal imperialist imposed international law intervention island of Cuba Joint Resolution José kilometers land lbidem lease López maintain ment Miguel Monroe Doctrine national territory naval de Guantánamo naval stations neocolonial Non-Aligned Countries obligations Permanent Treaty Platt Amendment political President problema pueblo Puerto Rico Raúl Castro relations between Cuba Republic of Cuba revolutionary Santiago de Cuba Sierra Maestra signed Spain Spanish Spanish-Cuban-American Summit Conference territory occupied thereof threat tion todavia Treaty of Paris troops United violations Yankee naval base