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... Revolutionary Organizations and Ministers of the Revolutionary Government . Major Raúl Castro , who closed the meeting , is greeted by Cuban Pioneers . P by BLAS ROCA , NATIONAL LEADER OF THE INTEGRATED. the Nation could not be achieved ...
... Revolutionary Organizations and Ministers of the Revolutionary Government . Major Raúl Castro , who closed the meeting , is greeted by Cuban Pioneers . P by BLAS ROCA , NATIONAL LEADER OF THE INTEGRATED. the Nation could not be achieved ...
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... government , and encourage the revolutionary initiative of the people . The masses should be made conscious of their power ; they should be made conscious that they themselves govern through the Revolutionary Government of the people ...
... government , and encourage the revolutionary initiative of the people . The masses should be made conscious of their power ; they should be made conscious that they themselves govern through the Revolutionary Government of the people ...
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... Revolutionary Government . She also emphasized the " profund revolutionary spirit of the Cuban women " and the ... revolution . " Cuba , the hope of American The People's Revolution Three. 53.
... Revolutionary Government . She also emphasized the " profund revolutionary spirit of the Cuban women " and the ... revolution . " Cuba , the hope of American The People's Revolution Three. 53.
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