Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... exploitation . But , with few exceptions , it also constitutes the absolute majority , sometimes more than 70 per cent of Latin American populations . Not counting the landlords who often live in the ¡ cities , the rest of this great ...
... exploitation . But , with few exceptions , it also constitutes the absolute majority , sometimes more than 70 per cent of Latin American populations . Not counting the landlords who often live in the ¡ cities , the rest of this great ...
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... exploitation of man by man , wars are inevitable . This exploitation cannot be destroyed without war , and war is always and everywhere begun by the exploiters , by the ruling and oppressing classes . He said this in 1905. Later , in ...
... exploitation of man by man , wars are inevitable . This exploitation cannot be destroyed without war , and war is always and everywhere begun by the exploiters , by the ruling and oppressing classes . He said this in 1905. Later , in ...
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... exploitation of man by man . As long as this has not been achieved , we are in the stage of the building of socialist society ; and if instead of achieving this goal , the elimination of exploitation comes to a halt , or worse , is ...
... exploitation of man by man . As long as this has not been achieved , we are in the stage of the building of socialist society ; and if instead of achieving this goal , the elimination of exploitation comes to a halt , or worse , is ...
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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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