Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... future , and the breadth of his vision to foresee events and anticipate them in action , always seeing farther and better than his compañeros . With these great cardinal qualities , with his capacity to bring people together and unite ...
... future , and the breadth of his vision to foresee events and anticipate them in action , always seeing farther and better than his compañeros . With these great cardinal qualities , with his capacity to bring people together and unite ...
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... future . For this , to project the future , you must go about drawing up a plan . And this raises the question of what a plan is . In the first place , I am not going to elaborate on what a plan is , to say nothing of making theoretical ...
... future . For this , to project the future , you must go about drawing up a plan . And this raises the question of what a plan is . In the first place , I am not going to elaborate on what a plan is , to say nothing of making theoretical ...
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... future atti- tude of the United States will be . And that also has great importance from the standpoint of industrial construction , because , at best , we will have to add to the task of construction that of reconstruction . What is ...
... future atti- tude of the United States will be . And that also has great importance from the standpoint of industrial construction , because , at best , we will have to add to the task of construction that of reconstruction . What 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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