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Cuba’s Shadow War
Why the Next American Conflict May Not Be the “Easy Win” Washington Expects I. Introduction In quiet policy rooms across Washington, the map of the Western Hemisphere is being reconsidered with renewed urgency. Among the familiar pressure points, Cuba stands out as both a lingering challenge and a perceived opportunity. Some policymakers increasingly view Havana…
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Recalibrating Engagement
A Strategic Case for Ending the U.S. Embargo on Cuba I. Introduction The longstanding embargo imposed by the United States on Cuba has shaped bilateral relations for more than six decades. Initiated in 1960, the policy sought to isolate a newly established communist government aligned with geopolitical rivals. Over time, the embargo was expanded through…
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