By Zachary Cohen and Patrick Denenea | Council on Hemispheric Affairs | August 12, 2016 Before 1959, three-fourths of Cuba’s arable land was owned by U.S. corporations and citizens.[1] The two nations were so tightly bound that Cuba’s economic policies were practically guided by U.S. interests alone. However, after Dictator Fulgencio Batista was deposed in […]
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