Conflict of missile crisis in Cuba
Introduction
I will specify in the missile crisis in Cuba and what a consequence had with human rights or in democracy. I will rely on the question “What about human rights after the crisis in Cuba?". I chose this question, since I am interested in knowing the reason for that conflict and why he was about to start a nuclear war in Cuba. The relationship of this conflict with human rights is because Cuba for a long time, has not had basic civil and political rights. My key information sources will be the movie "Trece Díaz", and the newspaper "Nueva Tribe".
Developing
Latin America historically is characterized by dictatorial regimes that it has carried out in its past. It is known that he has had numerous states blows in almost all countries in the area, such as;military boards or dictators who have put their dictatorships by force. Thanks to the Cold War, Latin America was taken by rulers, who established their regime for several years violating the human rights of its citizens. United States and Soviet Union is known that;They marked all geopolitical disputes.
Especially the Americans, with the purpose of fighting communism and ending the leftist governments, thanks to this;They provided military, technical and financial support to many of these dictatorial regimes. “The missile crisis in Cuba is known as a war conflict, which occurred in October 1962, and the Soviet Union, the United States and Cuba participated in them. It has been considered one of the worst crises recorded in history during which the United States experienced a condition of defense and Cuba for its part, it was very close to getting involved in a nuclear war, thus affirmed the film called ”.
“Although several versions are known the most common is that;A spy plane from the United States discovered that the USSR had secretly installed its missiles on the island of Cuba. And this fact caused a conflict between the two superpowers. And we can detonate that we were on the verge of World War. Latin American revolutions in the 19th century have been characterized by being the emergence of the nation, by the break with the metropolis, the lack of colonial forms. It is considered the end of 1950, it was debated between a crude social constaste.
Between being one of the highest growth reasons in the region and, at the same time as the rest of Latin America, living under an extreme socialism where, they had the poorest classes sunk in the worst of miseries. And another key source that uses was the New Tribune newspaper and was published in 1995. I based on two sources of information;The first is a film called the thirteen days of Roger Donaldson published in 2001, where aerial photographs can be shown where the US army plane can be shown on Cuba and where the Soviets place their nuclear weapons in Cuba in Cuba.
Where we can highlight as a key moment, that the president of the United States John F. Kennedy and his collaborated ordered the blockade of the island. The second source of information is the New Tribune newspaper. The source of information is based on what happened in the crisis and since democracy did not exist and much less gender equality, it also talks about the point of view of Fidel Castro, which carried a military dictatorship. Where we can deduce that communism was lived, and human rights or democracy were not represented.
It was after this problem ended where democracy and the rights of Cubans began to carry out. The two sources of information were related, since the two, they speak to me what happened in Cuba and makes me understand that the Cubans lived in a time, where they did not even know that it was a right and much less knew about the existence of democracy. Because they were socialist times where everything was the same for everyone. My key sources, they served me to look for what happened after human rights and how I influence the past so that it was past today.
conclusion
Although I had to search many sources of information, none gave the precise information, therefore, to answer my question, I had to base the movie. On the human rights of Cubans they are not so protected, since there is currently no Constitution, but it was until 1962 where they left torture and existed a little more freedom. Although they currently do not have freedom of expression, freedom of association, freedom of circulation, freedom of ideas, the absence of elections, and lack of independence of the judiciary.
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