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Hayat Kabasakal,Pinar Imer,Ali DastmalchianIn an article published in the winter 1991–2 edition of ., and which has passed conspicuously unobserved by the majority of experts on Cuban problems, the secretary of state of the United States expressed the following:

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Russia, China, Africa and Multi-polarityVirtually from the moment Fidel Castro assumed power in 1959, relations between the United States and Cuba became strained. By early 1960, the two nations had become locked in a conflict that would last well over three decades. Although the conflict was to have its ups and down, it seldom subsided, and frequently resumed new forms of intensity.

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‘Conflict Resolution’ between the United States and Cuba: Clarifications, Premises and PrecautionsIn an article published in the winter 1991–2 edition of ., and which has passed conspicuously unobserved by the majority of experts on Cuban problems, the secretary of state of the United States expressed the following:

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Obstacles to Breaking the US—Cuban DeadlockVirtually from the moment Fidel Castro assumed power in 1959, relations between the United States and Cuba became strained. By early 1960, the two nations had become locked in a conflict that would last well over three decades. Although the conflict was to have its ups and down, it seldom subsided, and frequently resumed new forms of intensity.