While two of its articles dealt with disease prevention and naval coaling stations, it didn't address the sugar trade, which rose to prominence after its passage was orchestrated by the Connecticut Republican who presented it to the Senate.  
Argentine nationalist Manuel Ugarte considered its "painful weight" to be "a symbol of  oppression in the New World," while opponents of President Gerardo Machado y Morales found that its guarantee of "life, property and individual liberty" applied in practice only to foreign businessmen. While two of its articles dealt with disease prevention and naval coaling stations, it didn't address the sugar trade, which rose to prominence after its passage was orchestrated by the Connecticut Republican who presented it to the Senate.  Its provisions were repealed under the Good Neighbor policy in 1934, more than three decades after its passage.  FTP, name this rider attached to the U.S. Army appropriations bill of 1901, a document that defined U.S.-Cuban relations.
Argentine nationalist Manuel Ugarte considered its "painful weight" to be "a symbol of  oppression in the New World," while opponents of President Gerardo Machado
Platt Amendment