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The present research work “IMPACT ON THE CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES AS A RESULT OF THE LIFTING OF THE TRADE EMARGO PLACED ON CUBA BY THE UNITIED STATES” is held in order to inform the readers about the causes that drove the restoration of diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States. This exploration will include the political, commercial, and social implications that the reopening of the Cuban trade borders will have on the Caribbean countries after more than fifty years of economic sanctions.
The prolonged economic, commercial and financial embargo that the United States has maintained on Cuba has been studied in many ways to denounce it. In this way, Cuba and the world can know its roots, illegality, its true purpose and its consequences. Despite that, none of the scholars have described what the consequences would be for Cuba and the rest of the Caribbean countries once the embargo is lifted. There may be a potential light at the end of the tunnel cause by reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the two states in 2014.
This research aims to be a contribution to the body of knowledge investigating the possible impact to Cuba and the Caribbean countries caused by the lifting of the embargo place on Cuba by the United States. It aims to be a point of reference for future international decision making and higher education.
The economic, commercial and financial blockade that has been imposed on Cuba, is not only consistent with its hegemonic and imperial basis, but it also complicates the development of Cuban society and its national security. If the embargo is finally lifted, the Cuban government and its society need to be ready for the challenges this will bring. The Caribbean countries, at the same time, need to understand if the lifting of the embargo will be a threat or an opportunity for their economies and stability.

ABSTRACT 4
CHAPTER I 3
INTRODUCTION 3
BACKGROUND 6
PROBLEM STATEMENT 9
RESEARCH QUESTIONS 10
GENERAL OBJECTIVE 10
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES 10
JUSTIFICATION 10
SCOPE 11
DELIMITATION 11
VIABILITY 11
CHAPTER II 12
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 12
LITERATURE REVIEW 15
CHAPTER III 17
METHODOLOGY 17
DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH DESIGN 17
TECHNIQUES TO USE 17
INSTRUMENTS 17
APA STANDAR 18
DESCRIPTION AREA 19
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 19
THE CARIBBEAN 19
REPUBLIC OF CUBA 20
COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO 21
JAMAICA 23
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 25
ACTIONS IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AGAINST CUBA’S BLOCKADE 26
REPUBLIC OF HAITI 27
HYPOTHESIS AND ITS ANALYSIS 28
ECONOMIC IMPACT 32
SOCIAL IMPACT 33
FOOD SUPPLIES 34
HEALTH SECTOR 35
ECONOMY AND RIGHTS. CUBA-USA-CARIBBEAN 36
OVERALL ASSESSMENT OF EARLY ATTEMPTS TO REFORM THE ECONOMIC MODEL 36
GUIDELINES FOR UPDATING THE ECONOMIC MODEL 37
PERSPECTIVES AFTER THE RESTORATION OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH THE US 38
HUMAN RIGHTS 39
CHAPTER IV 42
ANALYSIS AND REULTS 42
CYBER SECURITY 48
TERRORISM 49
WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION 49
SPACE AND COUNTERSPACE 50
TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME 51
BEYOND THE EMBARGO 55
EMBARGO 55
BLOCKADE 55
QUARANTINE 56
HISTORICAL BLOCKADES 57
ESSENTIAL ROLE OF THE CHURCH IN THE RELAXED RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CUBA AND THE US 58
THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF CARICOM 59
CHAPTER V 61
CONCLUSIONS 61
REFERENCES 66
APPENDIX 69
TABLE 1: GREAT ANTILLES 69
PLATT AMENDMENT 71
TORRICELLI LAW 73

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