Political Turmoil and International Intrigues in Grenada

This chapter explores the rise of a Marxist regime in Grenada during the early 1980s and the consequential concerns of the Reagan administration regarding Soviet influence in the Caribbean. It recounts the grassroots efforts to oppose the Grenadian government and the volatile atmosphere faced by American medical students amid a military coup. The narrative highlights key figures and events, revealing the complexities of foreign policy and the unexpected roles individuals played during this critical historical moment.