But the author himself quietly makes a crucial character judgement of Castro which shapes the book's entire analysis of the Cuban revolution. Consider this passage: "... once power came into ...

As the Cuban Revolution became the central focus of the party’s work, the SWP proclaimed Cuba a workers’ state and began glorifying Castroism as a political substitute for the construction of ...

The need for reform soon gave way to the need for revolution. Led by sugar planter Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, the Cuban Revolution began in 1868. Cespedes proclaimed independence and formed the ...

The central leaders of the 1895 Cuban revolution were Maximo Gomez, ,Calixto Garcia, and Jose Marti. Gomez (1836-1905), who had dedicated more than half of his life to make Cuba free, became the ...

Marco Ramirez's multilayered book for "Buena Vista" tells the story of the making ... especially when they are called upon to ...

The U.S. government is at war with Cuban doctors working in other countries. Now 24,180 Cuban healthcare providers, mostly doctors, perform duties in 56 ...