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Cuba Almost Became a Nuclear Power in 1962

October 11, 2012

Foreign Policy Magazine

Cuba would have become the first nuclear power in Latin America 50 years ago, if not for the dynamics captured in this remarkable verbatim transcript - published here for the first time - of Fidel Castro's excruciating meeting with Soviet deputy prime minister Anastas Mikoyan, on November 22, 1962.
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