The Clark Chronicles: Cuban Counter-Revolution

The Cuban people had suffered for years under Castro's communist rule, but none more so than when the President of the United States removed the Socialist Dictator of Venezuela. The lifeline from Venezuela had been severed, and without the cargo ships delivering food and oil to the island nation, the situation became dire. There was no food on the shelves in the grocery stores, blackouts were common, and gas was in short supply. The island nation was experiencing catastrophic shortages, and the people were desperate. The President of the United States would once again call on Ben Clark to go on a covert mission to help the Cuban people. GAESA, the government-controlled conglomerate, which controlled all the oil and supplied the country with its basic needs, was sending all the money out of the country, starving the people of Cuba. The island nation was ripe for a counter-revolution, and Ben Clark was sent to facilitate it. Hundreds of thousands of Cuban's were ready to take up arms to secure a brighter and more prosperous future for themselves, and Ben Clark was the man who was going to help them.