The main objective of the Covert Programs is to complete Cuba’s economic, political and psychological isolation from Latin America and the free world… these measures have been largely responsible for Castro’s current economic difficulties, but new and effective measures of economic warfare could be adopted.” “To a large extent, the problems facing the Castro regime are the result of the United States’ policy of economic and political isolation, as well as other measures of hostility and sabotage. Such action calls to mind what was revealed by the CIA in a report dated December 12, 1963, where it pointed out: But in view of the need for health personnel to face the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 40 nations have requested Cuba’s help, because neither the United States nor other countries of the “free world” have professionals willing to provide that help.įaced with the challenge of governments that require the humane work of Cuban doctors and nurses, and are not paying attention to Washington’s threats, these anti-Cuban politicians pounced with their bill, in another attempt to further strangle the island’s economy.
With Bolsonaro’s arrival to the presidency in Brazil, they managed to cut off the Cuban presence there, something that the lackeys of Ecuador and Bolivia imitated and that the puppet Juan Guaidó wants to do. The very name of the bill reveals that they only seek to cut off the revenues Cuba obtains from the contracts for its medical missions, which, according to their calculations, amounts to nearly $7 billion annually, wanting to curb those earnings. Nothing could be more removed from the human feelings they say they have for Cubans, despite their pretend “concern” about the “human trafficking” of doctors and nurses. The new scheme of these senators is to cut off all inflows of money to Cuba, with the outdated wish that the socialist economy will explode due to a lack of liquidity. “The objective of the United States is to help Cubans overthrow the communist regime in Cuba … The operation is aimed at provoking a rebellion by the Cuban people … The political action will be supported by an economic war, which induces the communist regime to fail in its efforts to meet the needs of the country, psychological operations will increase the resentment of the population against the regime, and those of a military nature will give the popular movement a weapon of action for sabotage and armed resistance in support of political objectives.” Kennedy, proves it legally, by stating without the slightest feeling of humanity that: The only aim they pursue is to further strangle the Cuban economy, with the old dream of destroying the socialism they hate so much.Ī simple reading of Operation Mongoose, approved in January 1962 by President John F. It is known that this supposed “concern” of the empire is false, since the United States has never cared at all about the Cuban people, and this is demonstrated by its economic, commercial and financial war.
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The blackmailing campaigns and pressures used by the United States for some years have been covered up under the supposed “concern” that Cuba sends them as “slaves,” because it does not give them the full money it receives from the contracting countries. Members of the Cuban Henry Reeve Brigade prepare to go to South Africa to assist in the The aim is to sanction countries that hire Cuban doctors through international collaborative medical missions, including the Henry Reeve brigades, specialized in dealing with diseases in cases of natural disasters and serious epidemics. The truth always comes out, this time exposed without masks or a fig leaf to cover its hidden parts, in the new bill called “Cut Profits to the Cuban Regime Act” introduced on Jby Senator Rick Scott, along with Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. The Yankees, angered by their 60 years of failure in the attempt to destroy the Cuban Revolution, have made the big mistake of publicly declaring that all their actions are meant to strangle economy and kill its people through hunger and disease.
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