Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... delegates , as my speech is going to be a long one , I'll refer to some statements made by the technicians on Item V ... delegates , that in the report under discussion , Cuba is judged from a political point of view ; therefore , Cuba ...
... delegates , as my speech is going to be a long one , I'll refer to some statements made by the technicians on Item V ... delegates , that in the report under discussion , Cuba is judged from a political point of view ; therefore , Cuba ...
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... delegates , that the theme of indus- trialization is not included in the experts ' analysis . For the experts , planning means the planning of latrines . The rest - who knows when it will be done ! If you permit it , Mr. President , I ...
... delegates , that the theme of indus- trialization is not included in the experts ' analysis . For the experts , planning means the planning of latrines . The rest - who knows when it will be done ! If you permit it , Mr. President , I ...
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... delegates , we have pointed out Cuba's right to express these opinions , because Cuba is directly attacked in Item V. However , Cuba has not come here , as some newspapers and many spokesmen of foreign information agencies have said ...
... delegates , we have pointed out Cuba's right to express these opinions , because Cuba is directly attacked in Item V. However , Cuba has not come here , as some newspapers and many spokesmen of foreign information agencies have said ...
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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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