Ancient America After The Cold War Relationship

After the cold war, the United States continues adopting hostile policy to Cuba persisting in the socialism system, but Cuba positively deals it with, and then has broken the blockade, relieved the pressure, which makes the United States go abrupt in order to urge Cuba taking a change. The major purpose of this article is to make clear such questions: after the cold war, why does the United States not change but strengthen those hostilities to Cuba? As for Cuba, this small developing country in socialism, what countermeasure it adopting makes it be able to subsist and develop at the backyard of the United States, only superpower of this world? Under the circumstance of the United States upholding actual strength increasingly at present time, whether will it adopt action to Cuba, one of "rascally Nations" in America's eyes, like to Iraq? What on earth will Cuba do can promote normalizing the bilateral relation? Centering on these questions mentioned above, this article adopts the method of political and historical science, with the viewpoint of dialectical materialism and historical materialism, to discuss the question of "the bilateral relation of America and Cuba after the Cold War".This text chiefly includes four parts:The first part: the evolution of the bilateral relation of America and Cuba after the Cuba Revolution. From the Cuba Revolution won in 1959, the United States has been carrying hostile policy to Cuba, and then the interference and the anti-interference become the major content of the bilateral relation during the Cold War. After the Cold War, the relation of America-Cuba relation can be divided into two stages. From the Cold War finishing to 1997, the United States strengthened the economic blockade, diplomatic isolation and the anti-Cuba propaganda, and Cuba did its utmost to fighting against these hostile measures that made the both sides' relation sharply opposite. From 1998 to now, the United States persists in being hostile to Cuba, but looses the sanction and increases contact with Cuba. Cuba adheres to principle and seeks the normalization of the bilateral relation, which leads to this relation less crowded and relaxed. The relation between the two countries after the Cold War appears some new characteristics, chiefly includes : the reason leading to both sides antagonism has changed; the hostile means of both sides has changed also; the actual strength of the two opposing sides contrasts more differently; the tendentiousness of the world opinion to both sides has changed; the foreground of both sides' relation is fairly more optimistic.The second part; America's hostile policy to Cuba after the Cold War. The United Statescontinues the policy being hostile to Cuba after the Cold War, and chiefly adopts such means as strengthening the economic blockade, reinforcing the diplomacy isolation and heightening the ideology infiltration. America attempts to urge Cuba changing the socialism system with the pressure, or forces Cuba to occur the revolution that the United States is hoped. From 1998 to now, the United States adjusts the policy to Cuba to some extent, but does not give up the hostility. The reason that the United States' hostile policy to Cuba after the Cold War includes: the United States persists in the Cold-War thought after the Cold War; the United Sates steps up carrying up hegemonies in the foreign relations; the United States thinks it particular the America-Cuba relation; America Cuban have produced a great impact on the policy to Cuba. This hostile policy to Cuba not only brought the serious difficulty to Cuba and the cooperation of the American nations, but also produced a passive influence to the international community. This policy also has done harm to the interest of the United States.The third part: Cuba's countermeasures dealing with America's hostile policy after the Cold War. Facing the policy of the united States, Cuba adopts a series of fruitful countermeasures: keeping politics and society stabilizing to deal with America's ideology infiltration and anti-...