In the midst of the Cold War, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, this committee will be divided into politicians, intelligence officers, and advisors from the Soviet Union, Cuba, and the United States. It will portray this tense historical event and add conflicting reports, unreliable sources, and unexpected events that will make every decision a gamble. As a bilingual crisis, language will be as strategically important as military power. A mistranslated message or a deliberately altered intelligence report could change the meaning of a diplomatic offer. Even though only a few delegates have to know Spanish, the rest must decide whom to trust, while those who can translate it must confront the influence that comes with controlling information. It will be up to you to follow your own agendas or make alliances for a common resolution of this conflict. But remember, every second counts!