The polls--trends: American attitudes toward Cuba
Following a brief chronology of relations between the US & Cuba since Fidel Castro came to power in 1959, attitudes of the US general public toward Cuba since this time are analyzed longitudinally, drawing on data from several national polls conducted 1959-2000. Assessment includes general attit...
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