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1. comvsdem
   ... The Castro government seized oil refineries, sugar mills, and electric utilities owned by the United States. When the Castro government ...
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2. comvsdem
   ... The Castro government seized oil refineries, sugar mills, and electric utilities owned by the United States. When the Castro government ...
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3. Cuban Economy
   ... In 1996, an act to seek international sanctions against the Castro government in Cuba was put into place, to plan for support of a transition of government ...
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4. cuba and embargo
   ... Health care has deteriorated for the average Cuban because of Castro government has made a choice to direct its resources elsewhere. ...
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5. Cuban embargo
   ... food. Since there are no outside markets for Cubans to buy from they most accept what the Castro government doles out. It would ...
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6. Communism vs Democracy in America
   ... The Castro government seized oil refineries, sugar mills, and electric utilities owned by the United States. When the Castro government ...
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7. Cuban Trade Sanctions and effects on economies of both
   ... the Soviet Union. The USSR annually gave nearly five billion dollars in subsidies to the Castro government. However, the communist ...
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8. cuban embargo
   ... the Soviet Union. The USSR annually gave nearly five billion dollars in subsidies to the Castro government. However, the communist ...
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9. Fidel Castro
   ... Castro became head of the government. Castroamp39s government seized property owned by Americans, other foreigners, and wealthy Cubans. ...
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10. Fidel Castro
    ... down the republic on January 1, 1959, and by 1961 the government had been centralized under the Partido Comunista Cubano and its prime minister, Fidel Castro. ...
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11. Fidel Castro
    ... Cubaamp39s new government, which had Manuel Urrutia, as its president. In February 1959 Castro became premier and head of the government. ...
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12. The Cuban Communist Revolution
    ... Castro gave many people a gift. ampquotCastroamp39s government launched a number of programs aimed at improving social conditions among poor and uneducated Cubans. ...
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13. Term limits debate
    ... country. The socialist nature of Castroamp39s government sent many members of the elite and professional classes into exile. Government ...
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14. cuban missile crisis
    ... At the same time the CIA began to train selected groups of the exiles to re enter their homeland and over throw Castroamp39s Government. ...
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15. cuban missile crisis
    ... At the same time the CIA began to train selected groups of the exiles to re enter their homeland and over throw Castroamp39s Government. ...
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16. Cuba and Missiles
    ... government was now beginning to question the American industries in Cuba and issues such as these were what lead America to distrust the Castro government. ...
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17. Cuban Missile Crisis
    ... government was now beginning to question the American industries in Cuba and issues such as these were what lead America to distrust the Castro government. ...
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18. Castro Rise The Power
    ... Sure enough, the government kept its promise and Fidel Castro and his followers were sentenced to three years of imprisonment. Batista ...
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19. Cuba
    ... After the Castro government seized USowned oil refineries, sugar mills, and electric utilities in 1960, the United States stopped buying Cuban sugar and ...
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20. Fidel Castro
    ... voluntaryampquot labor. When economic crisis deepened Castro permitted foreign investment in government sanctioned areas. To stop the ...
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21. Communism Business
    ... Also, the Castro government confiscated a vast majority of my profits. He does not care for the general wealth of the people, only for him and his government. ...
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22. The Cuban Missile Crisis
    ... named Operation Mongoose 1. The CIA Central Intelligence Agency had been running operations throughout Cuba trying to damage the Castro government. ...
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23. latin america
    ... Relations between the Castro government and the United States began to decline. The new Cuban government, under Fidel Castro confiscated ...
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24. Fidel Castroamp39s Rise To Power
    The head of state is currently Fidel Castro, also the Chief of State, as well as the Head of Government, First Secretary of the Cuban Communist Party, and ...
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25. Fidel Castro
    ... states. Castro made his government seize all United States owned sugar mills, electric utilities and oil refineries. That decision ...
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26. Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution
    ... as Castro, true revolutionary thoughts would not have been aroused and the people would have continued to unwillingly live under Batistaamp39s government. ...
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27. Fidel Castro
    ... Then Castro took control of the government. At first, Castro seemed to be a good leader, but as time passed, he started to become more and more radical. ...
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28. JFK
    ... In 1960 the Castro government nationalized, or took over ownership of, an estimated 1 billion in properties owned by US companies and citizens, and the ...
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29. Fidel Castro
    ... Batista. The United States Government tried various schemes to assassinate Fidel Castro and continues to economically isolate Cuba. ...
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30. John Fitzgerald Kennedy
    ... In 1960 the Castro government nationalized, or took over ownership of, an estimated 1 billion in properties owned by US companies and citizens, and the ...
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