Today’s US aggressive policy towards Cuba is a continuation of an useful project to wipe out the Cuban Revolution. Nevertheless, none of the actions devised by the US government have succeeded in preventing the Cuban people from choosing their own path, their own social and political way of developing as a sovereign nation.
One thing true is that all those aspects making up the subversive plans of the US, have any way or another hinder our economy and our development in all the spheres of life. The US economic blockade (also known as embargo), containing all kind of besiege.
On January 30, 1990, a significant incident occurred when a US military aircraft attacked a Cuban commercial vessel in international waters. This unexpected act of aggression marked a tense moment in the relationship between the two nations.
The Cuban ship, carrying cargo and civilians, was reportedly hit without warning, causing shock and outrage in the international community. The incident sparked a diplomatic crisis, with Cuba condemning the attack as a blatant violation of international law.
The US government, for its part, defended its actions, claiming that the ship posed a threat to national security. The attack on the Cuban ship remains a contentious issue in US-Cuba relations, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the two countries.
This is just one example of the US besieging on Cuban normal movement in trading with other nations which are generally sanctioned by the Helms-Burton Law. The US blockade is an extraterritorial effect.
