Why Has Economic Warfare Against Cuba Lasted For Six+ Decades?

 And How Does It Impact Latin America Today?

     The U. S. economic Blockade of Cuba has existed since 1962, or since the 1961 air-land-sea Bay of Pigs U.S./Miami military attack failed to overthrow the nascent but pugnacious Cuban Revolution. Afraid of powerful foregin nations trying to starve and deprive masses of people in much-smaller nations, since 1962 the rest of the world has almost unanimously denounced the U. S. economic Blockade of Cuba, but even such international unanimity doesn't make a dent on an endless Blockade/Embargo legalized by the richest and strongest nation in the world, which is also the small nation's neighbor.

   The U. S. Blockade of Cuba has existed since 1962 despite being opposed by most Americans and by almost every unbaised American expert on Latin American and Caribbean issues. The U. S. Embargo of Cuba since 1962 has existed all these decades because it pleases, empowers, and enriches rich and politically powerful Cuban-Americans in Miami and Washington. But it also has existed since 1962 because of a biased and unfair U. S. media that promotes misinformation that supports its vile continuation, which shames the U. S. and its Demcoracy while it commits "economic warfare" and "wealth extraction" from selected and much weaker nations. Such quotes are included in a new report at the end of October-2023 from Juan Gonzalez and his Chicago-based Great Cities Institute. Juan Gonzalez is America's most brilliant, astute, and unbiased Latin American and Caribbean expert that normally is not allowed by the U. S. media to partake in discussions about vital Latin American issues because, apparently, such information might be critical of a superpower foreign nation that Juan Gonzalez says is committing "economic warfare" and "wealth extraction" on three particular much weaker nations.

  In the Wall Street Journal and then republished elsewhere, Juan Gonzalez cogently had an update entitled "The Current Migrant Crisis" across the US-Mexican border that is vastly changing and endangering the United States. After that article Juan Gonzalez was provided a huge segment on the Democracy Now! website to minutely explain and vividly show how the drastic U. S. sanctions against three particular nations -- Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua -- are fueling much of "The Current Migrant Crisis" that many feel is not only vastly changing the United States but also vastly endangering its cherished Democratic foundations. The views of Juan Gonzalez are very important within any parameters that discuss the U. S. migrant crisis or the U. S. sanctions against Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua...sanctions that impact many other dire situations other than JUST the harm the sanctions do to those three nations.

The Latin American & Caribbean EXPERT!!

Juan Gonzalez

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