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In Grenada, post-invasion, the political landscape shifted towards democracy, but the question remained whether the nation had regained its sovereignty or merely exchanged one form of control for another. Meanwhile, Jamaica moved towards free-market models, abandoning its earlier socialist frameworks, a shift that complicated existing social inequalities.
Conclusion: Continuing Impact of Cold War
The Cold War thoroughly transformed the Caribbean, altering governance, economies, and social landscapes. From revolutionary movements in Cuba to US-led invasions in Grenada and the Dominican Republic, the ideological battle between communism and capitalism left financial scars and divined societal divides that linger to this day.