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The Platt Amendment gave the US several gains. Cuba could not cede land to other powers but the US; it had limited rights to negotiate treaties and the US gave itself the right to intervene in Cuba "for the preservation of Cuban independence", and it got rights to a naval base in Guantanamo Bay.
Cubans have always seen the Platt Amendment as a violation of their sovereignty. In 1934, as part of his policy of Good Neighbor , US president Franklin D. Roosevelt agreed to an abrogation of the accord´s provisions except for the one concerning the rights of the US to a naval base under Article VII; the US Navy continues to operate the base of Guantánamo.
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