Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... social and cultural roots were different from those of the peasants found in the areas of large - scale semi - mechanized agriculture . In fact , the Sierra Maestra , locale of the first revolutionary beehive , is a place where peasants ...
... social and cultural roots were different from those of the peasants found in the areas of large - scale semi - mechanized agriculture . In fact , the Sierra Maestra , locale of the first revolutionary beehive , is a place where peasants ...
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... social class , which is found in all of the countries , generally lags behind the social developments that move the world . In some places , however , the most alert and clear - sighted members of the latifundist class are aware of the ...
... social class , which is found in all of the countries , generally lags behind the social developments that move the world . In some places , however , the most alert and clear - sighted members of the latifundist class are aware of the ...
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... social function , which is equivalent to his full realization as a human being , once the chains of alienation are broken . This will be translated concretely into the regaining of his true nature through liberated labor , and the ...
... social function , which is equivalent to his full realization as a human being , once the chains of alienation are broken . This will be translated concretely into the regaining of his true nature through liberated labor , and the ...
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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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