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Modern Cuba has been shaped by the U.S.'s abhorrence for the communist government. Today there are many problems in Cuba such as its waning economy, its health care issues, even its pollution, but almost all of them stem from the U.S. unwillingness to cooperate with the Cuban government, and ultimately, the U.S.'s goal to spread "freedom and liberty" to Cuba's "oppressive communist regime"
The U.S. embargo is a cease-trade between the U.S. and Cuba which the U.S. put in place after the new communist government came to power, and is the root of many of the problems in Cuba today, whether directly or indirectly. "The Cuban embargo represents America's last, futile hope of…destroying the communist regime which has such a strangle hold over the country…" ; though it has not had the desired effect of toppling the Castro government, it has hurt the Cubans in just about everyway imaginable in terms of economy.
Cuba is renown for its literacy rate, however, ironically the educational......

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