Khushboo Shah
Apr 24, 2018

Impact of the change in Cuba's Leadership on World Politics

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The Cuban style of communism has been an extensive factor in shaping global politics today. Cuba's strategic proximity to United States of America, and the events of Cold War which led to the formation of Brinkmanship during former US President Eisenhower administration has always allowed Cuba to hold an impactful say among international governments.

 

With Raul Castro stepping down as the Cuban President, and being succeeded by Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel Bermúdez , how do you think that will alter Cuba's relations with its allies, and, also directly and indirectly affect international relations?

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/18/world/americas/raul-castro-resigns-cuba-president.html

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