THE EMBARGO: NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE FAILURE
The UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to end the US Economic, Financial and Commercial Embargo of Cuba. The Cubans claim the embargo cost them over $242 million in 2008 alone. The embargo, Cuba claims, makes foreign capital unavailable because investors face possible sanctions for doing business with Cuba. Public opinion polls – elite business opinion agrees – […]
Politics Al-Qaida,
ban,
Bay of Pigs,
Bill,
Business,
caption,
Carter,
Che,
Che Guevara,
Chief Michael Brown,
Congressman Robert Torricelli,
cuba,
Cuban,
deregulation policies,
Embargo,
embargo cuba,
environmental struggle,
fidel,
General Assembly,
George W. Bush,
heck of a job brownie,
hurricane katrina,
Iraq,
Katrina,
Latin America,
miami,
Monroe Doctrine,
Paul Warnke,
policy,
Premier Khrushchev,
President James Monroe,
President Johnson,
President Kennedy,
President Obama,
public opinion polls,
Richard Goodwin,
Secretary of State Clinton,
sugar quota,
Texas,
travel,
U.S.,
United States,
washington
Stephen Lendman’s Articles