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My new basis? USA just fucking hates Cuba.

Yes. Why wouldn't America do that, the global superpower, why wouldn't she directly hamper the ally of Russia that is right down in her own pond?

Cuba was a Communist state opposed to the USA, why the hell would the USA ever treat an ally of its greatest enemy as its own ally?

So I should describe him as terrible? Then why is there an issue when the US obviously has a bone to pick with them?

Alright is fine in my book, considering I dislike politicians. I think you've literally answered your question on why the USA dislikes Cuba :kenshi

Looked up Lula, guy is alright, though he seemed to be insanely corrupt at the end of the day too. So who knows. US blocked Cuba for a variety of political reasons, though looking at it it seems to be much longer lasting than most people realize. And because USA is punishing Cuba. :ladd

Brazil is a failure of a state that suffers from a hyper corrupt government. I recall in the past it was socialist and that changed nothing. Giving a corrupt government absolute control won't change anything. I have also answered this question, why did you ignore my answer?

So has Australia and its a capitalist country. Island nations are great at preventing disease.

They were only ever able to support their population because the big bad capitalist USA supplied them with all their food. Lmfao.

Cuba supporting the rival president of Venuzala is the reason why USA punished them. It's a political reason.

Cuba as a nation beforehand completely relied on exports from the United States and Venezuela to function as a nation. Even beforehand they were still rationing out food to its general populace, because they don't have industry or even an economy. You've failed to answer this

Lmaaaao

These lines for individual food products can last up to five hours as people wait to purchase groceries with government-issued ration books. Waiting for one ingredient at a time leads to some households choosing certain food products over others and reducing their nutrient diversity.

Many social programs in Cuba rely heavily on food importation and foreign aid from Venezuela and the U.S. Up to 80% of Cuba’s food is imported. The majority of food importation, about 67%, goes toward government social programs. This leads to long distribution lines for basic food products like...

https://borgenproject.org/hunger-in-cuba-new-challenges/

China is also capitalist

Venezuela, running better than capitalist countries. :troll