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    Fidel Castro Fidel Castro is one of the most powerful men that ever lived. He is a man that is full of knowledge and perseverance. His strong will for the ownership of power took over his life. On the contrary he was very intelligent willing to give everything in order to have that power. His stability and work ethic allowed him to become a powerful dictator. To better understand Fidel Castro a person should examine his rise of power, his victories, and his leadership. First of all,…

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    He traveled to the dominican republic to join an expedition attempting the overthrow of the dictator Rafael Trujillo. The coup failed before it got started, but the incident didn’t dampen Castro’s passion for reform. After Castro’s return to the university in Havana, Castro joined the Partido Ortodoxo, an anti communist political party founded to reform government…

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    The art of storytelling is moving far beyond boundaries and pre-conceived limitations that enables the storyteller to change the way that the story is told. Telling a story is being capable of drawing the readers in, grabbing their uttermost attention, perplexing them with the complexities of the story and at the end, connecting with the reader. The author, Junot Diaz implements these elements in his engrossing novel The Brief Wondrous life of Oscar Wao (2007). This book is captivating in the…

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    European Colonialism

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    Europe began the initial framing of society. In the early 1900’s, Europe (England&France) colonized and occupied all of the Caribbean islands. Europe looked at the islands as basically money for them; they yielded things that Europeans use in their daily lives and can also make profit of off. In addition to colonizing Caribbean islands, they occupied a few African countries and India. European colonial powers literally used these countries as factories for their own personal benefits. They…

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    Insourcing and Government Agricultural Investment: Changing the future of the Dominican Republic By looking at: the economy as well as the current and the future of insourcing and agriculture in the country Cory D. Varona The Pennsylvania State University, Great Valley Campus, MBA Program Abstract The history of the economy in the Dominican Republic has shown the country as the primarily exporter of sugar, tobacco and coffee in the Caribbean. This all has changed…

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    William Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth, exudes multiple lessons and represents many leaders in today’s society. His play shows the result of what happens when an overly ambitious leader gets stuck in way too deep. In many ways Cuban leader, Fidel Castro, resembles Shakespearean character, Macbeth. Fidel is widely known for bringing a communist government to Cuba, his use of guerilla warfare tactics, and the Bay of Pigs invasion. His way of running Cuba shaped the country into the power force it…

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    • LIZ: Three hundred and thirteen • JOE (in Portuguese): A Dominican dictator was assassinated in 1961. What was his name? • GIRLS: Rafael Trujillo • JOE: Close your eyes. The girls close their eyes. • JOE: What color are my shoes? The girls remain silent. • JOE: Am I right-handed or left-handed? Since I walked into this room I have left fingerprints in five different places. Name them…

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    Crisis. He served as prime minister until 1976, when he became president of Cuba. In 1947, Castro became overly passionate about social justice. He traveled to the Dominican Republic to join an expedition striving to exterminate dictator Rafael Trujillo. The coup failed before it got started, but the incident didn't dampen Castro's passion for reform. Kim Jong-Un: We dont really know when he was born, till this day its, still a mystery. He is the youngest son of Korean military…

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    Within the next fourteen months, the United States of America will elect a new president. There will be many candidates to choose from; narrowing the choices will help gather more accurate information. Once the candidates announce that they will be running, the madness begins. They begin trying to defeat each other by talking badly about their fellow candidates, even in the same party, just to make themselves better known. Although all the candidates have the same goal, to help make America…

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    While Castro was attending school, he became immersed in revolutionary politics and in 1947 he participated in his first abortive attempt. This was an attempt by Dominican exiles and Cubans to overthrow Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo. Castro used this and continued to pursue his interest in politics. With time, Castro rose to importance among the public and openly spoke out and protested on the government’s transgressions. During the end of the 1940’s Castro was introduced…

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