The right you're thinking of is the right of asylum, given by another (not home country) country to individuals when they are prosecuted in or by their own country.
They trained men to overthrow the now Communist Cuban government but it failed because the US cut back air support and it was a humiliating defeat called the Bay of Pigs.
For question 1
I think that Presidential Democracy is the right answer
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It is impossible to eliminate racism without first acknowledging race. Being “colorblind” ignores a significant part of a person’s identity and dismisses the real injustices that many people face as a result of the race. We must see color in order to work together for equity and equality. "Dismantle" because it's not enough to individually avoid being prejudiced. Racism is a system that we all need to work together to dismantle if we want an equitable and inclusive community and world. Communicate with your local and state government officials and institutions about how they can help end racism in the communities they represent. Finding others can prevent denial and rather help young people to acknowledge racism is real but they have a community to rely on in order to manage through it.
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