China moved slowly but its intentions were established long ago in the 60's. Direct opposition to US interests wasn't in China's best interests, without China's power to back it up.That which is a joke to you is not likely a joke to me.Why shouldn't any American want to defend Cuba's communist government when that government's revolution is bringing prosperity to Cuba's people?
Funny how if this isn't a Republican or a Democrat thing the only issue to you is you want a Communist government propped up.
The only reason it took so many years is because of America's evil sanctions being used to hurt the Cuban people.
And now the US has simply lost the ability to continue with it's cruelty due to China coming to their rescue with much needed support and economic aid.
It's no coincidence that America is fomenting trouble in Cuba at this time. America sees a huge loss in influence in it's own sphere of influence, right next door!
Will China harbour its nuclear armed warships in its new Cuban naval base?
Sadly that isn't a joke, is it?
Obama was most likely intent on saving Cuba from China's expanding influence.
And now there's just no way of trying to say that Trump completely blew it on foreign policy regarding Cuba.
That is, unless some Americans are going to claim that Trump wasn't making critical decisions?
The rest of the world doesn't give a fk now. What is in Cuba, IS!
Partners: China and Cuba | MR Online
Feb 22, 2021 · In the 1960s, the main forms of the Chinese assistance offered to Cuba were preferential trade and interest-free loans. From 1961 to 1965, China gave Cuba an interest-free loan of 60 million U.S. dollars. The two sides signed the China-Cuba Economic Cooperation Agreement, Trade and Payment Agreement, and Technology Cooperation Protocol.![]()
Partners: China and Cuba | MR Online
In the 1960s, the main forms of the Chinese assistance offered to Cuba were preferential trade and interest-free loans. From 1961 to 1965, China gave Cuba an interest-free loan of 60 million U.S. dollars.mronline.org
And now China has the power and global influence to back up it's foreign policy priorities.
Now we're all wondering how the US is going to react to the impending foreign policy loss?