The reason that the Bay of Pigs invasion was planned was because Cuba’s leader Fidel Castro embraced Communism

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Yes, in general, the reason that the Bay of Pigs invasion was planned was because Cuba’s leader Fidel Castro embraced Communism, since this was during the Cold War, when the US was locked in an ideological battle with communism.

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