International Sanctions
Multilateral sanctions are imposed by the OAS
Role range: 1961-1976
Follow Fidel Alejandro Castro through 197 dated historical records for Cuba.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Multilateral sanctions are imposed by the OAS
Role range: 1961-1976
Multilateral sanctions are imposed by the OAS
Role range: 1961-1976
Multilateral sanctions are imposed by the OAS
Role range: 1961-1976
Castro visits Chile
Castro orders the deployment of Cuban troops to Angola in order to aid the Marxist MPLA-ruled Government against the South African-backed UNITA opposition forces
Role range: 1961-1976
Castro orders the deployment of Cuban troops to Angola in order to aid the Marxist MPLA-ruled Government against the South African-backed UNITA opposition forces
Role range: 1961-1976
Sends 250 instructors to Angola for setting up camps & training the MPLA
Role range: 1961-1976
Following the enactment of the Socialist Constitution, adopted without following the procedures laid out in the Constitution of 1940, the Republic of Cuba is defined as a socialist state
Role range: 1976-
Following the enactment of the Socialist Constitution, adopted without following the procedures laid out in the Constitution of 1940, the Republic of Cuba is defined as a socialist state
Role range: 1976-
Appointed President of Cuba
Role range: 1976-
Appointed President of the Council of State. Appointed President of the Council of Minister's
Role range: 1976-
The restrictions on US citizens traveling to Cuba lapse
Role range: 1961-1976
The regulation on spending US dollars in Cuba is lifted
Role range: 1961-1976
The HSCA concludes that the available evidence does not establish involvement by the Cuban Government in President Kennedy's assassination.
Dissidents occupy the Peruvian Embassy & Cuba allows a mass exodus from Port Mariel
125,000 migrant Cubans board US bound vessels at Port Mariel
The embargo on emigration is temporarily lifted
President Ronald Reagan reinstates the trade embargo with Cuba
Role range: 1961-1976
Cuba agrees to to take back criminals in exchange for Cuban political prisoners
Cuba agrees to to take back criminals in exchange for Cuban political prisoners. A new airfield is constructed which is viewed by the US as being for military purposes
Announces Cuba will withdraw its troops from Angola "gradually & totally"
Role range: 1976-
Cuba begins withdrawing its troops from Angola, more than 13 years after its first contingents arrived
Role range: 1976-
After the collapse of the Soviet Union Cuba is left bankrupt & isolated by the disintegration of the Soviet bloc
Role range: 1976-
The United Nations United Nations General Assembly has condemned the embargo as a violation of international law every year since 1992
Role range: 1961-1976
The United Nations United Nations General Assembly has condemned the embargo as a violation of international law every year since 1992
Role range: 1961-1976
Ascribes the role of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) to be the "leading force of society and of the state"
Role range: 1976-
This constitution was replaced by a new Socialist Constitution, which claims to be guided by the ideas of Jose Marti, and the political ideas of Marx, Engels and Lenin. Ascribes the role of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) to be the "leading force of society and of the state"
Role range: 1976-
This constitution was replaced by a new Socialist Constitution, which claims to be guided by the ideas of Jose Marti, and the political ideas of Marx, Engels and Lenin. Ascribes the role of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) to be the "leading force of society and of the state"
Role range: 1976-
A new policy by the USA would let millions more dollars flow to Cubans and allow more direct flights, mail service, and trade
Role range: 1976-
A new policy by the USA would let millions more dollars flow to Cubans and allow more direct flights, mail service, and trade
Role range: 1976-
The US announces the creation of a task force made up of officials from several US agencies that will pursue more aggressively violators of the US trade embargo against Cuba, with severe penalties
Role range: 1961-1976
Too ill to attend the nationwide commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Granma boat landing, which fueled speculations that Castro had stomach cancer, though Spanish doctor Dr. Garcia Sabrido stated that his illness is not terminal
Role range: 1976-
Too ill to attend the nationwide commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Granma boat landing, which fueled speculations that Castro had stomach cancer, though Spanish doctor Dr. Garcia Sabrido stated that his illness is not terminal
Role range: 1976-
Footage of Castro meeting with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is broadcast, where, according to international media reports, Castro "appeared frail but stronger than three months ago"
Role range: 1976-
An ailing, 81-year-old Fidel Castro resigns as Cuba's President after nearly a half-century in power, saying he will not accept a new term when Parliament meets Feb 24
Role range: 1976-
An ailing, 81-year-old Fidel Castro resigns as Cuba's President after nearly a half-century in power, saying he will not accept a new term when Parliament meets Feb 24
Role range: 1976-
Death of Fidel Castro
Role range: 1959-2008
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