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    America was not as predominant. The inauguration of Fidel Castro over Fulgencio Batista was the beginning of a communist regime in Cuba‚ which has now raised the living standards of everyday Cubans to one of the highest in Latin America. As well as this‚ Latin America has been subject to countless revolutionary activities supported and implemented by Fidel himself. Everyday Cubans during the rule of Dictator Fulgencio Batista were restricted and powerless‚ subject to strict social classes and poverty

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    * Batista’s government was very corrupt‚ and the USA has strong influence there‚ many United States mafias were welcomed to Cuba‚ and incentives were given for people to open large gambling casinos to entertain the mob. * During this time‚ Batista grew richer while the Cuban economy on a whole continued to suffer. * Living conditions were meager for the average citizens and crime rates began to rise significantly. * Prostitution also became prolific as brothels and prostitutes could

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    Mexico where he was introduced to another Communist revolutionary in exile‚ Fidel Castro. In 1956‚ Guevara‚ Castro and 80 others attempted to overthrow Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista. After that failed attempt‚ they retreated into the mountains of southern Cuba where they honed their guerilla tactics until they successfully overthrew Batista and installed Castro as the leader of Cuba. Che Guevara was such a violent person

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    of rich Americans. This became an incentive for the organized crime groups to use Cuba to “launder” money‚ and the successive governments operated in a corrupt way. Also‚ United States often intervened politically and militarily. In 1959‚ Fulgencio Batista was overthrown by Fidel Castro and Ernesto “Che” Guevara. The Castro’s decision

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    on the island (Pérez‚ 1988). The United States supported Cuba‚ especially when the island was under the leadership of Fulgencio Batista (Guzman‚ 2015). According to Guzman‚ Batista was an advocate for American goods and services being prevalent in Cuba (2015). Following the uprising against the Batista regime‚ the United States sent military aid to Cuba in order to assist Batista (Guzman‚ 2015). The help failed‚ and Fidel Castro ended up taking control of the island. The relationship between Cuba

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    The Cuban Revolution Name : School : St. John ’s College Territory : Belize School Code : Student Number : Teacher : Year of Exam : 2011 Topic : The Cuban Revolution Table of Contents Acknowledgements 3 Rational 4 Research Question 5 Research Essay 6 Appendix 14 Bibliography

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    Fidel Castro did indeed have a significant impact on the fate of Cuba and the world. Prior to Castro’s administration‚ Cuba was a very unstable and politically volatile nation. Starting from its client state status orchestrated by the United States in‚ Cuba faced enormous economic instability as a result of the Treaty of Relations signed by the two nations in 1934‚ in which Cuba was obligated to give preferential treatment of its economy to the behest of the United States‚ in exchange for a guaranteed

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    Che Guevara

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    Guevara was introduced to Fidel Castro and his brother Raul. They as a group developed a plan to overthrow the Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista. As Castro planned for a last offensive against Batista’s troops‚ he led Guevara in charge of the eighth column with the power to move through islands and the ability to separate government forces around his area. As a result Batista left the country on New Year’s Eve of 1956. Ernesto main objective

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    repainted U.S. planes became public and revealed American support for the invasion. President Kennedy cancelled a second air strike. In 1959 when Fidel Castro finally came to power in an armed revolt that overthrew Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista. The CIA had used obsolete World War II B-26 bombers‚ and painted them to look like Cuban air force planes. The bombers missed many of their targets and left most of Castro’s air force intact. As news broke of the attack‚ photos of the

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    Daniel Betiku After gaining their independence from Spain‚ Cuba became a country/Island ruled by dictators. Fidel Castro was able to overthrow the government and made the former dictator of Cuba Fulgencio Batista fled from his dictatorship position. Fidel organized a campaign against Batista‚ he also used trained for Guerilla warfare and was able to grow so large that his forces outnumbered Batista’s forces‚ which led to Batista’s defeat. After the defeat‚ Fidel Castro became the dictator of Cuba

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