Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... repression of the peoples of Latin America for some years . In dif- ferent countries they have formed an international of re- pression . Right now , in fact , in the Latin American coun- tries where the last battles were fought for the ...
... repression of the peoples of Latin America for some years . In dif- ferent countries they have formed an international of re- pression . Right now , in fact , in the Latin American coun- tries where the last battles were fought for the ...
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... repression . And why are these maneuvers taking place precisely in this mountainous region of Peru , in this jungle zone ? It is because Ayacucho is situated close to the place where important revolutionary bases exist . Ayacucho was ...
... repression . And why are these maneuvers taking place precisely in this mountainous region of Peru , in this jungle zone ? It is because Ayacucho is situated close to the place where important revolutionary bases exist . Ayacucho was ...
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... form their fighters and their leaders within the selective framework of the war itself , and the Yankee agents of repression will increase in number . Today there are advisers in all the countries where armed Vietnam and World Struggle 153.
... form their fighters and their leaders within the selective framework of the war itself , and the Yankee agents of repression will increase in number . Today there are advisers in all the countries where armed Vietnam and World Struggle 153.
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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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