On Negotiating with CubaAmerican Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1975 - 99 pages |
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... economy left vital economic decisions to outsiders has much greater merit . Cuba did suffer because of it . And Cuba also suffered when U.S. trade legislation became restrictive in the 1930s . But it is debatable whether an economy ...
... economy left vital economic decisions to outsiders has much greater merit . Cuba did suffer because of it . And Cuba also suffered when U.S. trade legislation became restrictive in the 1930s . But it is debatable whether an economy ...
Page 49
... economic , and military dependence upon the Soviets ; and , second , the continuance of Castro's subversive activities in Latin America . " 76 Until these were altered ( and Ball specified that we were bound on both points by OAS ...
... economic , and military dependence upon the Soviets ; and , second , the continuance of Castro's subversive activities in Latin America . " 76 Until these were altered ( and Ball specified that we were bound on both points by OAS ...
Page 50
... economic denial had four objectives : first , " to reduce the will and ability of the present Cuban regime to export subversion and violence to the other American states " ; 81 second , to show the Cuban people that the Castro ...
... economic denial had four objectives : first , " to reduce the will and ability of the present Cuban regime to export subversion and violence to the other American states " ; 81 second , to show the Cuban people that the Castro ...
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