Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... Congo . Brute force , without concealment or disguise of any kind , is its final weapon . But there is another more subtle form : political penetration in liberated countries , alliances with the growing indigenous bourgeoisies , de ...
... Congo . Brute force , without concealment or disguise of any kind , is its final weapon . But there is another more subtle form : political penetration in liberated countries , alliances with the growing indigenous bourgeoisies , de ...
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... Congo and wherever there is a confrontation over an issue of importance for the future of Africa . That's why the struggle against such neocolonialist countries cannot be separated from the general struggle against imperialism . There ...
... Congo and wherever there is a confrontation over an issue of importance for the future of Africa . That's why the struggle against such neocolonialist countries cannot be separated from the general struggle against imperialism . There ...
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... Congo , Nigeria and other countries , where sharp competition is flaring up ( of a " peaceful " nature up to now ) with other imperialist powers . It does not yet have big interests to defend except its pretended right to intervene any ...
... Congo , Nigeria and other countries , where sharp competition is flaring up ( of a " peaceful " nature up to now ) with other imperialist powers . It does not yet have big interests to defend except its pretended right to intervene any ...
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A New Old Interview | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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