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The US intervened in Cuba because of a humanitarian crisis created by what European power?
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The US intervened in Cuba because of a humanitarian crisis created by what European power?

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The Soviet Union

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Cuba and The Soviet Union were allies for a long time, and when The Soviet Union collapsed, there was no one left to send aid to the Cuban citizens.

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