Promoting freedom worldwide

Article Abstract:

Americans have defended democracies in foreign countries throughout history. The rationale for this commitment to democracy abroad is that if a totalitarian government succeeds in invading other nations, it may also turn to the US as its next target. This is why the US is still involved in conflicts in places such as the Middle East even though the Cold War has ended.

International aspects, International relations, Democracy, Liberty, Freedom

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Democracy in Nicaragua: still in trouble

Article Abstract:

Nicaragua's struggle for political stability continues to be an ongoing battle. Its government must decide whether political power will be based on popular will or military strength. The US' aid to Nicaragua will help the latter to initiate change in its society and protect the former's interests.

United States foreign relations, Nicaragua, Nicaraguan foreign relations

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Cuba: the bad news and the good news

Article Abstract:

Cuba is facing a crisis due to Fidel Castro's strong hold on the country. If Castro steps down, Cuba's economic condition may improve, but it may also bring about political instability.

Social aspects, Political activity, Cuba, Castro, Fidel, Communism

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