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... olutionary and imperialist activities , has permit- ted him to remain in the national territory , but this has not been enough to make him desist from his anti - Cuban activities , or to make him dedicate himself exclusively to his ...
... olutionary and imperialist activities , has permit- ted him to remain in the national territory , but this has not been enough to make him desist from his anti - Cuban activities , or to make him dedicate himself exclusively to his ...
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... olutionary Organizations , and of what that unification meant in the creation of political and adminis- trative cadres ... thousands of men and women who had made sacrifices and had proven them- selves in the struggle and who would ...
... olutionary Organizations , and of what that unification meant in the creation of political and adminis- trative cadres ... thousands of men and women who had made sacrifices and had proven them- selves in the struggle and who would ...
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... olutionary Cuba and the many opportunities offered women by the Revolutionary Government . She also emphasized the " profund revolutionary spirit of the Cuban women " and the extraordinary support they give to the Socialist Revolution ...
... olutionary Cuba and the many opportunities offered women by the Revolutionary Government . She also emphasized the " profund revolutionary spirit of the Cuban women " and the extraordinary support they give to the Socialist Revolution ...
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