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... struggles , of which we have spoken previously . They were also needed to counter the growing movement of teachers and professors , who for some years had been uniting themselves in order to struggle against their exploitation . The ...
... struggles , of which we have spoken previously . They were also needed to counter the growing movement of teachers and professors , who for some years had been uniting themselves in order to struggle against their exploitation . The ...
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... struggle against the military dictatorship of Batista had histor- ical antecedents in the struggles of revolutionary elements who , from the very inception of the frustrated Republic of 1902 , maintained an attitude of protest ...
... struggle against the military dictatorship of Batista had histor- ical antecedents in the struggles of revolutionary elements who , from the very inception of the frustrated Republic of 1902 , maintained an attitude of protest ...
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... struggle is closely connected with our rev- olutionary struggle , and how in the future it will not be possible to write our country's contem- porary history if the history of 4 the Cuban workers ' movement is not taken into account ...
... struggle is closely connected with our rev- olutionary struggle , and how in the future it will not be possible to write our country's contem- porary history if the history of 4 the Cuban workers ' movement is not taken into account ...
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