Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... tion are the people who monopolize capital and who have representatives in the United States State Department . The victory and continuous development of the Cuban Revolu- tion has caused these people to panic . They do not willing- ly ...
... tion are the people who monopolize capital and who have representatives in the United States State Department . The victory and continuous development of the Cuban Revolu- tion has caused these people to panic . They do not willing- ly ...
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... tion , or develop the masses from his position of political leadership . This exemplary human being , apparently cloaked in difficult - to - achieve virtues , is nonetheless present among the people of Cuba , and we find him daily . The ...
... tion , or develop the masses from his position of political leadership . This exemplary human being , apparently cloaked in difficult - to - achieve virtues , is nonetheless present among the people of Cuba , and we find him daily . The ...
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... tion is called neocolonialism . Neocolonialism was first developed in South America , throughout the whole continent , and today it begins to be felt with increasing intensity in Africa and Asia . Its forms of penetration and ...
... tion is called neocolonialism . Neocolonialism was first developed in South America , throughout the whole continent , and today it begins to be felt with increasing intensity in Africa and Asia . Its forms of penetration and ...
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A New Old Interview | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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