Nixon Administration and Cuba

Nixon Administration and Cuba

Continuity and Rupture

Diez Acosta, Tomas; Karlsson, Hakan

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2021

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PART I

The Context 1

1 From Saigon to Havana 3

PART II

The Nixon Administration's Policy toward Cuba 35

2 "A Very, Very Cautious Probe Only" 39

3 CIA's Covert Operations and the Use of Cuban Exiles 44

4 The Anti-Cuban Policy of the U.S. 53

5 Debate in the U.S. National Security Council 71

PART III

The CIA and the Secret Economic War against Cuba, and a New "Missile Crisis" (1969-1970) 79

6 The Cuban Exiles in the CIA Plans 80

7 The "Crisis" of the Soviet Nuclear Submarines 98

PART IV

Other Secret Actions toward Cuba 115

8 Psychological Warfare: Radio Broadcasts 118

9 Pirate Warfare: Harassment of Fishermen 123

10 Biological Warfare: The African Swine Fever 133

PART V

The Decline of the Counterrevolutionary Groups 145

11 The Failure of the Torriente Plan 146

12 The Crisis of the "Mother Ships" 154

13 Assassination Plots toward Fidel Castro 174

PART VI

The U.S.-Cuba Agreement on the Hijacking of Aircrafts, Sea Vessels and Other Offenses 181

14 Air and Sea Hijackings: A Double-Edged Sword for the U.S. 183

15 The Failed Negotiations between Cuba and the U.S. 199

16 The Agreement of 1973 211

PART VII

The Debacle of a President 221

17 Debates in the Congress (1973-1974) 225

18 Continued Terrorism 236

19 Watergate: Nixon's Fall and the Cuban Connection 245
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Federal Bureau Of Investigation;passive containment;African Swine Fever;dirty war;White House Photo Office;U.S.;Cuban Exile;Nixon;Secretary Of State;Cuba;Air Hijackings;Swiss Ambassador;Cuban Government;Counterrevolutionary Groups;Violated;Sea Vessels;Cuban Intelligence;Swiss Embassy;OAS Member;Popular Unity;Orlando Bosch;Cuban Assets Control Regulations;Cuban Foreign Trade;Illegal Exits;Passive Version;CIA Memorandum;Boca De;Cuban Exile Community;Naval Forces;Cuban Position