英文摘要 |
Although escaping U.S. control was the original objective of the Cuban revolution, later transformations proved that Cuba did not achieve its purpose. The only change was that the USSR substituted for the U.S. as the new protectorate of Cuba. Thus, Cuba is now confronting a very grave economic crisis since the dramatic change in Eastern Europe and the collapse of the Soviet Union. Even though Cuba has made some economic reforms, with less ideological restraints governing the policy of a free market under the ever tightening U.S. embargo, Fidel Castro has insisted on the socialist path. While the United States is eager to eradicate Castro as soon as possible, it has taken measures that have not only hurt the commercial interests of their allied and foreign relations, but created a dispute in U.S.-Cuban relations that has received the attention of many countries. |