Essays on Cuba

One of the best-known poems by noted Spanish poet Concha Mendez is "Me gusta andar de noche." The poem, which Mendez wrote while living in exile in Cuba, first appeared in the 1939 novel El ciervo herido (The Injured Deer). Despite being only two verses long, the poetry grabs the...

Black people were treated as second-class citizens and inferior to their white counterparts, and this resulted in the fight for civil rights for African-Americans and Afro-Cubans in both Cuba and the United States. Although the degree to which black people experienced racial discrimination varied between the two nations due to...

The rights of Cuban refugees had to run concurrently with and in proportion to the rights possessed by other US citizens. Furthermore, the majority of those who make up the refugee population are children, and children deserve to live in a peaceful environment where they can have access to the...

The Spanish-American War, led by Teddy Roosevelt, is best known for the Battle of San Juan Hill. The goal of the conflict was to seize Santiago de Cuba, impose American authority over Cuba, and depose Spanish rule over the island. After a conflict that lasted nearly four months, Cuba came...

Although the man is regarded as the head of the household in our Cuban society, the woman rules the household as a whole. The majority of family choices are made by my father, sometimes with the help of my mother. Being the oldest boy, I share the majority of "father" responsibilities...

The historical and historiographic comparison of the US and Cuba. (University of North Carolina Press, 1998) explores the significance of the conflict that occurred in 1898 in greater detail. He analyzes the history as it has been presented in American historical writing over the past century and contrasts it with...

In 1953, on July 26, Fidel Castro joined an agitator force with organized efforts to overthrow the Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista (Pérez-Stable, 2009). Castro, a young lawyer and politician at the time, had risen to the highest levels of the reformist Cuban People's Party and was set to serve as...

From Cuba, Ernesto Che Guevara was a Marxist revolutionary who resided from 1928 to 1967. (Chomsky, Carr and Smorkaloff 12). He was also a military theorist, guerrilla commander, diplomat, author, and diplomat. He played a prominent role in the Cuban Revolution and subsequently rose to prominence as a guerrilla leader...

It took until 2014 for Cuba and the United States to be able to turn their animosity toward one another from antagonism to diplomacy. According to Piccone's 2015 article United States- Cuba Normalizations: Strategic Implications for U.S. National Security, this happened as a result of Presidents Barrack Obama of the...

The Republic of Cuba is well known for being the Western hemisphere's first Communist state. Since the Cuban revolution, which pushed Fidel Castro to power, the country has been ruled by an authoritarian regime. The Castro brothers controlled with an iron grip because authoritarianism is a prominent aspect of Cuban...

The largest island in the West Indies, Cuba is also the most mountainous in the south, center, and southeast. In the early 1800s, sugar cane was the main source of income in Cuba (Pratima Verma-R. Sharma, 2014). Cuba's dimensions include individualism vs. collectivism, masculinity vs. femininity, uncertainty avoidance, short term...

Yoani Sanchez is a Cuban woman who was born on September 4, 1975. She is well-known for being a blogging model. Her name appears on many blogs about social problems and freedom. The article's target Ideally, this essay aims to harness the context of societal equality. It aids in describing numerous community...