How did president Eisenhower respond to the seizures of private land and heavy taxation of American products by Castro?

President Eisenhower responded to Fidel Castro's seizures of private land and heavy taxation of American products by implementing a trade embargo against Cuba in 1960. This action aimed to pressure the Cuban government and curb its influence by restricting U.S. exports and imports with the island. Additionally, Eisenhower authorized covert operations against Castro's regime, laying the groundwork for future interventions, including the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961.