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US
Embargo towards Cuba
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- Embargo?, What Embargo? The Castro's blockade
of Cuban citizens ? - Yes, get rid of it. This blockade is of 200%; 100% in the
material and 100% in the moral and civil.
- The US embargo of Cuba is directed at its communist system
and its supporters. That system that is a declared enemy of the US, that
is capable of committing physical and moral harm, that does not respect anything or
anyone, that is a liar, that is a murder , demonic and deserving of being
eliminated.
- The partial embargo only manages to limit the spread of
communism, to change the current system, it is necessary to denounce and confront it. But
not taking action and forgetting will only manage to prolong the suffering of the
Cuban people.
- The embargo has been most effective in the last few years
due to the end of Russia's aid to Cuba. This economical aid provided to Cuba is
estimated to be 70 to 120 billion dollars. This aid is larger than that received by
all of Latin America. It would also be necessary to include military aid in these
numbers, however, it has not been possible to put a dollar amount on this type of
aid.
- The embargo is not responsible for the hardships of Cuba's
citizens and this is understood by the majority of Cubans. Cuba's land is very fertile and
capable of nourishing its people. Castro is the person responsible for the Cubans
not being able to eat fruits, vegetable, coffee, sugar and fish. However, with respect to
medicines, how is it that Castro is capable of exporting 2 tons of medicine to Peru and
sell medicines, made in Cuba, in Nicaragua?
- The US embargo towards Cuba accounts for only 10 to 14
percent of the worlds total economy. Castro conducts business with the rest of the world!
This tyrant only seeks US dollars and other countries are helping him in order to collect
the debts which Cuba owes them. For example: Cuba owes $800 million to Spain & $750
million to Japan alone.
- The embargo directed towards South Africa was a world wide
blockade, just like the blockade directed towards Iraq oil supplies. Nelson Mandela
is currently in power due to the effectiveness of the embargo which forced a change in his
country
- In 1958, Cuba possessed .86 heads of livestock per person
and its consumption of fish per pound was 5.6 compared to 5.4 in the United States. (Statistics provided
by the United States Department of Commerce.)
- The per capita of the Cuban people in 1959 was $2000,
today it is $120. Sherritt International, a Canadian company in Cuba, employs Cubans at a
wage of $9500 per year. This money is paid to the Cuban government which in turn
pays the Cuban workers in Cuban pesos to what amounts to $10 per month. This is slavery
because the workers have to no rights to negotiate better salaries or benefits.
- The state of slavery is maintained by the Tyrant to
maintain supreme rule over the island. The system uses employment like blackmail in
order to maintain control of its dissidents. This type of labor practices is
opposed to democratic principles and human rights. The United States, the
largest supporter of these types of rights and principles in the entire world, loses its
leadership and morale when it legitimizes a tyranny and when when it makes commercial
treaties or mutual agreements with tyrannies like those of Castro and Saddam.
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