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Fulgencio Batista

Person · Head_of_state · Cuba · 68 dispatches indexed · last seen Jun 24, 2026
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Duty demands sacrifices

Youthful revolutionaries were released from prison in 1955 after serving time for their roles in the 1953 Moncada assault.

Juventud Rebelde · May 15
Geopolitical Politics
Is Cuba The Next White House Misadventure?

Trump administration reportedly considers military intervention in Cuba, where economic collapse and mass emigration have destabilized the Castro regime, offering perceived opportunity for quick victory before midterm elections.

NDTV · Apr 20
International Relations
Mexico and Cuba seal pact of brotherhood at Faro Cosmos

Mexico City's government organized a solidarity collection event at Faro Cosmos on behalf of Cuba, gathering forty dialysis probe boxes and cultural contributions including a documentary showcasing historical ties between the nations spanning from Benito Juárez to the Cuban Revolution, demonstrating support against the sixty-four-year-old U.S. economic embargo.

La Jornada · Apr 5
International Relations
U.S.-Cuba Relations Explained

The United States and Cuba have endured nearly seven decades of strained relations since Castro's 1959 revolution, with Trump's second administration intensifying tensions through renewed sanctions and tougher rhetoric.

Council on Foreign Relations · Apr 3
Geopolitical Economics
Tensions between states: USA imposes sanctions on Cuba's president

The United States sanctioned Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel and family members, freezing assets and prohibiting business dealings as part of escalating pressure on Cuba's economically struggling socialist government under the Trump administration.

Die Zeit · Jun 4
Geopolitical Conflict
From Venezuela to Cuba

Raul Castro, Cuba's former defence minister and president, was indicted by the Trump administration over a 1996 aircraft incident as the U.S. intensifies sanctions and oil embargoes, exacerbating Cuba's economic crisis affecting 11 million people.

The Hindu · May 26
International Relations
Donald Trump reacts to Raul Castro's indictment by DOJ

The US Justice Department indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro for the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft killing four people, while Trump downplayed escalation risks, asserting Cuba's internal collapse makes confrontation unnecessary.

Times of India · May 21
International Relations
The Caribbean as a US Chessboard

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a strategic map positioning the Caribbean as Washington's sphere of influence, echoing the 1823 Monroe Doctrine, while the Trump administration intensifies military operations and diplomatic engagement with island nations to consolidate regional control.

Latinoamerica 21 · May 15
Geopolitical Conflict
Is Cuba The Next White House Misadventure?

Trump administration officials reportedly prepare for potential military intervention in Cuba, where economic collapse and regime vulnerability create what the president views as an opportune moment for intervention, despite historical warnings about American interventionism in the region.

NDTV · Apr 20
Geopolitical Politics
Is Cuba the next Donald Trump misadventure?

President Trump suggested invading Cuba to resolve economic crisis and regime vulnerability, potentially gaining domestic political support, yet risking repeating historical American exploitation that originally fueled Castro's 1959 revolution.

The Economic Times · Apr 19
Geopolitical Economics
Cuba Embargo

The United States imposed an embargo on Cuba since 1960, restricting trade and travel following Fidel Castro's communist revolution and seizure of 1.8 billion dollars in American assets, creating the Western Hemisphere's first Soviet-aligned state ninety miles from Florida.

Britannica · Apr 3
Geopolitical Conflict
Rosa Miriam Elizalde: Remember Girón

Cuba repelled the 1961 invasion at Playa Girón. The attackers had 30 aircraft, while Cuba had 8. Cuba's air force broke enemy coverage.

La Jornada · Mar 12
International Relations
How Raul Castro went from Fidel's shadow to murder suspect

Raul Castro faced murder indictment in 2024 for ordering 1996 civilian plane shootdowns killing four people, marking dramatic shift from his 2016 diplomatic opening with Obama toward potential U.S. military intervention.

USA Today · May 20
Geopolitical Conflict
History of U.S.-Cuba Turmoil and the Possibility of a Full-Scale War!

The Trump administration imposed escalating sanctions and military threats against Cuba since January 2026, including an oil blockade and Pentagon war preparations, aiming to destabilize the government through civilian hardship while Cuba vowed armed resistance.

CounterPunch · May 12
Geopolitical Conflict
Is Cuba The Next White House Misadventure?

President Trump's administration reportedly considers military intervention in Cuba, viewing the economically collapsed and politically vulnerable Castro regime as an achievable victory that could boost Republican midterm prospects, though historical parallels suggest such action risks repeating America's exploitative colonial past.

NDTV · Apr 20
International Relations
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Cuba's brutal anti-worker tyranny is criticized, with Castro's regime being condemned for crushing workers and democracy.

Business Day · Apr 17
International Relations
U.S.-Cuba Relations

Since Fidel Castro seized power in Cuba in 1959, U.S.-Cuba relations endured decades of hostility including a nuclear crisis, a comprehensive trade embargo costing Cuba approximately 130 billion dollars, and numerous failed covert operations.

Council on Foreign Relations · Apr 3
Geopolitical Economics
The Next Cuban Revolution Could Be Peaceful

Cuba's integration into the T-MEC could curb the migration crisis. This move could transform Cuba's economy. A diplomatic success is possible.

Perfil · Mar 11