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    Keyword focus: Trinidad Cuba, Varadero Beach, Baracoa Cuba Not Just Havana: Off The Beaten Path Cuba Now that Cuba is officially open for tourism, travelers are beginning to flock to the country from the United States in record numbers. While many travelers are going to and staying in Havana exclusively, Cuba offers much more to intrepid travelers than this famous city. Everyone wants to see Cuba before it changes - but it's already changing, for better and worse like everywhere else under the…

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    Alvaro Vargas Llosa refers to Guevara as a “ruthless” killer.” Jean Paul Sartre states that “Che was the most complete human being of our age.” Which Che should be remembered? both, neither, only the good or bad. His legacy has become one of two extremes. In “The Pedagogy of Ernesto Che Guevara,” John D. Holst describes some of the positive views of Guevara. Holst states that Che was a “beloved figure in revolutionary Cuba in part because of his work ethic and willingness to be the first…

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    he embargo act on Cuba was created by John F. Kennedy in 1962. What is the embargo act and why was it created? The embargo act is when a country is being isolated from another for a certain reason. The reason the embargo act was created on Cuba was because during the cold war between communism and democracy, Cuba was communist and this meant the the U.S was an easy target to Cuba since they were so close and it also had to deal with The Cuban Missle Crisis. Their isn't a physical barrier that if…

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    Since I moved from Cuba to the United States, I have noticed a marked contrast between my past life in my native country and my present life here. That difference has changed in many ways my assumptions and points of views about life. First of all, my life in Cuba was full of disappointments decorated with just a few joys. It is well known that Cuba is a communist country with very narrow economic, political, and religious judgments. Since the opinions my family has had about these three aspects…

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    Fidel Castro Fidel Castro was born on August 13, 1926 near Cuba's eastern Province. Fidel Castro was the third of six children, including his two brothers, Raul and Ramon; and three sisters, Angelia, Emma and Augustine. His father, Angel, was a wealthy sugar plantation owner originally from Spain. Lina GonzalezHis mother, , had been a maid to Angel's first wife, Maria Argot, at the time of Fidel's birth. Fidel Castro helped the fight against the gruella warfare and went over there to aid me…

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    Fidel Castro was an influential and highly publicized leader as he took a socialist stand on many of his views, if not all of them. As the communist leader of Cuba for nearly half a century, he oversaw his socialist regime and was the pariah of the socialist movement in Cuba. Before Castro took charge of Cuba in 1959 he led a guerilla warfare style attack against the countries then leader Batista. With full control of Cuba, Castro implemented a communist regime in order to hopefully rid the…

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    symbol of hope for all Cubans. This symbol of hope status continued on after his death and has become both a pop culture and counterculture icon. The involvement that Guevara had in the Cuban Revolution was enormous, leading the revolution alongside Fidel Castro. Guevara is often referred to as the most…

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    influences that drove them in separate directions as leaders of Cuba, Batista to power and money, Castro to power and adoration. Raul Castro’s leadership style fits closer to one of the, “Trait Theories,” he is dominant, adaptable, dependable, clever, diplomatic and tactful. He was very comfortable serving in his long time number two position to his brother Fidel. Today world leaders underestimate Raul Castro, he is confident that he will leave Cuba to a leader that will carry his and Fidel’s…

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    Cuban Revolution Summary

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    Batista became dictator. As soon as this happen a politician named Fidel Castro (who was likely to win a seat in congress) began plotting Batista’s downfall immediately. Castro became the revolution's leader which at the time of 1953 was only 138 men. They came upon the Moncada barracks hoping that their element of surprise would be enough to overcome their shortage of men and lack of weapons. This attack failed, Fidel and Raul Castro escaped.…

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    This is a small biography of one of the most important people in Cuban History. This man’s name was Fidel Castro. Fidel was not the nicest man but he was one of the most brilliant minds the human race has ever known. Here is a biography showing you why. Castro’s Early Life Cuban dictator Fidel Castro was born near Birán, Cuba on August 13, 1926. Castro was the third of six children with two brothers, Raul and Ramon and three sisters Angelita, Emma, and Augustina. His father Angel, was a wealthy…

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