Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... Cuba " — Cuba , just like that , spelled right out- " where today there only exists a press , radio , television , and movies under the absolute control of the government . " Which means , fellow delegates , that in the report under ...
... Cuba " — Cuba , just like that , spelled right out- " where today there only exists a press , radio , television , and movies under the absolute control of the government . " Which means , fellow delegates , that in the report under ...
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... Cuba , because Cuba is not included , since the " Alliance for Prog- ress " is not for Cuba but against it , and does not propose to give Cuba a single penny . Don't you really get a slight impression that they are trying to make a fool ...
... Cuba , because Cuba is not included , since the " Alliance for Prog- ress " is not for Cuba but against it , and does not propose to give Cuba a single penny . Don't you really get a slight impression that they are trying to make a fool ...
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... Cuba could not be an aggressor , its authors concede that Cuba's purely defensive military preparations in anticipation of possible aggression presented no danger to other countries . What is dangerous is the example of Cuba , Castro's ...
... Cuba could not be an aggressor , its authors concede that Cuba's purely defensive military preparations in anticipation of possible aggression presented no danger to other countries . What is dangerous is the example of Cuba , Castro's ...
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A New Old Interview | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
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