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determine whether an electronic weapon was used in the "acoustic attacks" that took place in Havana from late 2016 until last August. The US researchers are still not sure who was right behind the apparent attack, but a former US intelligence has as main theory that what happened "was work of Cuban intelligence, possibly even a deserter faction of Cuban spies waiting derail restored diplomatic relations between Havana and Washington. " This is important to consider when thinking of doing business with that

At 4:00 on May 27,1939, the ship arrived to the coast of Havana, Cuba. Cuba denied entry to the usual docking areas for the ship. Due to the restriction, the ship dropped anchor and spent six long days docked just outside of the harbor. After a long wait, the Cuban government granted any passengers with a visa

studies to understand more about this preserve. As a college student in Havana University, he took part of the first ocean survey of Jardines de la Reina after the Cuban government established a 367 square mile preserve banning all fishing except for lobster, a crucial part of Cuba’s economy and restricting tourism. It was surprising to read that as relations between the United States and Cuba have warmed, their embassies in Havana and Washington would reopen by July 20 for the first

x On a peaceful night at the Coco Havana the Maine one of the first warships owned by the U.S. Costing over 2 million dollars and weighing approximately 6,000 tons blew up in an explosion. After taking about 9 years to build the ship, it was all ready to sail the seas. The Maine then sailed the Atlantic Ocean for 3 years, after which it settled in Havana, Cuba in January of 1898. On the night of February 15,1898 the ship was blown up in an explosion. This is an article on whether it was an

Leslie Labott’s article on the CNN website discusses Secretary of State John Kerry’s recent visit to Cuba. There, Kerry raised the American flag above the US Embassy in Havana. This raising of the flag was a symbolic representation of the two countries beginning to restore normal relations. Although this historic event may be seen as a sign of respect between the two countries, tensions still lie there. Cuba is one of the few countries in the world that is still under communist rule. The country

the United States since then, so they keep the 1950s cars in use. Fidel Castro became the Prime Minister of Cuba in 1959 after seizing Havana and overthrowing Fulgencio Batista. Havana, La Habana in Spanish, is the largest city in Cuba, as well as the largest city in all of the Caribbean, and the capital city of Cuba. Havana is also the only major city in Cuba. Havana has a scenic waterfront and is surrounded by beaches. Cuba is 64% white. These whites used to own African

refugees both fled away by boat to seek refuge in other countries. The Jewish refugees fled away from Europe on a luxurious ship called The Saint Louis on May 13, 1939, in which many of the refugees were fleeing from Nazi persecution hoping to reach Havana, Cuba for safety. Each of the passengers carried a visa for temporary entry to Cuba and hoped to then travel to the US. However, during the two-week voyage, the

America’s support for the ongoing struggle by Cubans and Filipinos against Spanish rule and the explosion of the battleship U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor are the major influences that led to the Spanish-American War. The Spanish-American War was a conflict between Spain and the United States in 1898. As Cuba was controlled by territorial expansion by the Spanish, Cubans fight for independence from Spain will arise. Cubans fight for Independence from Spain is what brought the U.S to intervene.

The Holocaust goes down in history as one of the most brutal mass killings in history. The Holocaust was a long and devastating event in World History. Adolf Hitler, one of the most well-known mass murderers in history, rose to power in 1933. However, the Holocaust did not come to an end until 1945. Why did it take so long to stop this awful tragedy? America was in the middle of The Great Depression, those in power knew and turned their heads, and anti-Semitism was very present in America. Despite

New Man was impossible to meet for all men especially homosexual men which is evident through the unrealistic expectations put forth in Che Guevara’s Man and Socialism and The Cuban Family Code, the social constructs laid out by Pedro Juan in Dirty Havana Trilogy and Fresa y Chocolate. Since 1979, being gay is no longer a crime in Cuba. However, homosexuality is still a prominent issue in Cuba with their strong past of homophobia. A law cannot simply change the way people think about an issue; it