Fidel Castro
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Fidel Castro’s “Revolution and the Road to Peace in Colombia” analyzes Colombia’s armed conflict through a revolutionary lens, emphasizing historical inequalities and U.S. imperialism. Advocating for peace negotiations alongside armed struggle, Castro critiques U.S. diplomacy and stresses the need for social reforms. His reflections provide valuable insights for understanding Latin American revolutionary movements.
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Fidel Castro, born on August 13, 1926, became a central figure in Cuba’s revolutionary movement against Batista’s regime. His rise to power began with the 1953 Moncada attack, leading to his governance and significant reforms. Castro’s leadership saw Cuba align with Soviet socialism amid Cold War tensions, facing criticism for human rights abuses while improving…
Letters from Tomis 