The Influence Of The Bay Of Pig Invasions

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The Bay of Pigs Invasions of 1961 was a big failure by the United States President John F. Kennedy and his administrations. It was an embarrassed movement for the United States and a big win for Cuba. The US tried to take back Cuba by overthrow Fidel Castro government. The American government was concern about the economy and their property in Cuba that has been reclaimed by Cuban government without a settlement. As a result, United States decided to invade Castro and his government and take back Cuba. The Bay of Pig invasions was a disaster, and many people suffered especially the middle class. There were many alternative ways the US could peruse, but the leader of Cuba Fidel Castro had supporter which gave him more power. Also, Castro had additional support from the …show more content…

However, President Kennedy and his administration plan to set up camp in Guatemala bay to trained Central Intelligence Agency and go to war. Therefore, the Bay of Pig invasions was not successful but, it shows all three countries perspective, and it was the significant impact on the communist leader and the president of the United States.

Fidel Castro defeated Fulgencio Batista, a Cuban dictator who ruled twice in Cuba. Sergeant Batista started to clean up public concerns, and under his administration, people were wealthier except lower and middle working class. For poor Castro was a hero because he provides foods and shelter. However, Batista second presidency was corrupt more than the first one. According to Robert Tignor “The latter demanded a voice in politics and a new moral bond between the people and the

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