Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... example here of mechanical approval of a proposal ; it may distress some compañeros but if it is taken in a constructive spirit it will serve as a good example , since it is the antithesis of what a plan should be . I should note that ...
... example here of mechanical approval of a proposal ; it may distress some compañeros but if it is taken in a constructive spirit it will serve as a good example , since it is the antithesis of what a plan should be . I should note that ...
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... example , as the United States wants , because an example is something spiritual that pierces all borders . What we do guarantee is not to export revolution , we guarantee that not one rifle will leave Cuba , that not one weapon will go ...
... example , as the United States wants , because an example is something spiritual that pierces all borders . What we do guarantee is not to export revolution , we guarantee that not one rifle will leave Cuba , that not one weapon will go ...
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... example of Cuba as well as other examples , more dis- tant perhaps , even more compelling- the great examples of the socialist countries and especially of the Soviet Union , which was the first to take the path of true human freedom ...
... example of Cuba as well as other examples , more dis- tant perhaps , even more compelling- the great examples of the socialist countries and especially of the Soviet Union , which was the first to take the path of true human freedom ...
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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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