Editorial: China and Cuba are getting closer. Now is the time for Biden to reengage with Havana
Few countries in the Western Hemisphere have evoked for Americans the spirit of the Monroe Doctrine as much as has Cuba. For years, the Soviets used the island nation 103 miles off the coast of Florida as a listening post, and, in 1962, they brought the world to the brink of existential conflict by secretly placing nuclear ballistic missiles on the island.
Today, America’s most worrisome unwelcome guest in the Caribbean is China. That’s also true elsewhere
