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CUBA: LA ISLA QUE SE NEGÓ A MORIR Por qué el gigante más pequeño del Caribe sigue desafiando a Washington y por qué el mundo se niega a dejar caer La Habana

2 weeks ago By osilva

Ciudad de Belice: sábado, 23 de mayo de 2026: Durante más de seis décadas, el conflicto político entre Cuba y los Estados Unidos se ha mantenido como una de las confrontaciones geopolíticas de mayor duración de la historia moderna. Lo que comenzó como una revolución contra la dictadura se transformó en una guerra ideológica hemisférica, un campo de batalla de la Guerra Fría, un asedio económico y, en última instancia, un símbolo global de resistencia, soberanía, desafío y supervivencia. Para Washington, Cuba se convirtió en un peligroso puesto comunista a noventa millas de Florida.

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