how much does the united states pay for leasing the naval base in cuba ?

Question

naval station cuba

Answer 1

I assume your talking about our base in guantanomo bay, we took that as a price for Cuban independence if I remember correctly, but I Could be wrong.

Answer 2

U.S. Military Bases

Historically, bases have often been acquired during wars. For example, the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo, Cuba was obtained in the aftermath of the Spanish American War. Although that base is technically “leased,” the lease is permanent. According to the treaty, U.S. jurisdiction over the base can be terminated only by the mutual consent of both Cuba and the United States as long as nominal annual payments are made—giving the United States “rights” to this part of Cuba in perpetuity, regardless of the views of the Cuban government and people. Since the Cuban Revolution, the checks issued on behalf of the United States to pay for the leasing of the base have been cashed only once (in the case of the first such check made after the revolution). All subsequent checks have simply been held by Cuba, without being cashed, in line with Cuba’s demand that the base be removed from its territory.

Answer 3

A 1934 treaty reaffirming the lease granted Cuba and her trading partners free access through the bay, modified the lease payment from $2,000 in U.S. gold coins per year, to the 1934 equivalent value of $4,085 in U.S. dollars, and made the lease permanent unless both governments agreed to break it or the U.S. abandoned the base property.

Answer 4

they are seen Sovereign territory. materials of the US. however there are some bases the place the land is leased with the aid of the US, at the same time with Guantanamo Bay. the US will pay a cost each month for use of the land. is this what you have been searching for?