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    Cuban women yearned for gender progress since the late 1800’s‚ when Cuba was permitted its liberation from Spain‚ and again in 1930 when a new feminist movement formed itself in Cuba. (…) It was only through the radical regime instituted by Fidel Castro in 1959 that it granted honorary women revolutionists‚ such as Vilma Espín‚ and Celia Sánchez‚ to not only resume their support in women’s suffrage but to pursue social justice amongst Cuban men in both the community and private sphere. This thesis

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    Organized crime groups had close contacts with the CIA primarily to discuss the assassination of the Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Before Castro’s communist revolution‚ the mob had massive investments in gambling particularly Casinos and other profitable investments within Cuba. The Kennedy administration sabotaged the “Bay of Pigs” invasion‚ cutting the hopes of the American organized groups to return Cuba (Twyman 841). As such‚ these exile groups alongside the mob were enraged and might have plotted

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    Library of Congress – Federal Research Division Country Profile: Cuba‚ September 2006 COUNTRY PROFILE: CUBA September 2006 COUNTRY Formal Name: Republic of Cuba (República de Cuba). Short Form: Cuba. Term for Citizen(s): Cuban(s). Click to Enlarge Image Capital: La Habana (Havana). Term for residents: Habaneros (males)‚ Habaneras (females). Major Cities: Cuba’s six largest cities (more than 200‚000 inhabitants) in order of population (2005 estimates‚ not including urban agglomerations)

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    economy during and directly after the rule of Fulgencio Batista affected Fidel Castro’s rise to and maintenance of power in Cuba. The Castro regime rose to power in the late 1950’s and officially took office in 1965‚ creating a revolution throughout Cuba which would shape its entire culture for decades to come. However‚ the relative swiftness with which Fidel Castro was able to seize and maintain power was due largely due to the dissatisfaction of Cuba’s socioeconomic progress under Fulgencio Batista

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    One of my favorite persons in history is President John F. Kennedy. He has always been my favorite president and always will be. I love him for several reasons; he was hero during his time in the military‚ he stayed strong during the cold war‚ and he fought for civil rights. Kennedy elisted in the military not long after he graduated from Harvard. He was assigned to command a torpedo control boat in the south Pacific. On August 2‚ 1943‚ the PT-109 was struck by a Japanese ship and split in two. Even

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    Legal Base US-Cuba Business History The well-known Unites States (US) embargo against Cuba is generally related to the 1960 when the Cuban government under Fidel’s Castro wake‚ seized private land‚ privates companies and taxed the US products in excess. But this harsh relation dates back from 1898 when‚ after the Spanish-American war‚ Spain cede the Puerto Rico‚ Guam and Cuba territories to the US. The US granted Cuba its independence with the condition that it could intervene in the country

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    odd years. What follows is some background information on what has caused the rift between the two countries. It is a brief history of the American backed Batista that allowed U.S. interests to flourish in Cuba‚ juxtaposed against the rebel leader Castro that came afterward and the lasting effects that that has had with the relationship between Cuba and the United States and the resulting embargo that sprung from the wake. After the brief history‚ there is a dissection of the problems and consequences

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    The history of Spanish culture and their historic events have been captured through art for centuries. Photography is one form of art that has documented and symbolized historic events that are still used today as historical documents. A Cuban photographer‚ Alberto Diaz Gutierrez‚ also known as Alberto Korda‚ famously documented the events of the Cuban Revolution. Alberto Korda became the world’s most famous Cuban photographer for his photography‚ documenting history of the revolution with over 55

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    transition of a boy from being a medic to steering the greatest revolution recorded in history. Through various characters such as Fidel Castro and his brother‚ Che gets an introduction to the class of power. Cuba through the revolution uprooted a dictator‚ Fulgencio Batista‚ who was prosecuted little did they know his successor would also be a dictator. Fidel Castro took over power after the revolution but became indifferent to his predecessor. Despite taking criticism on the film being plain regarding

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    political ideologies; while the Soviet Union favored communism‚ the United States was a republic founded on democratic ideals. The provocation for the Cuban Missile Crisis was due to the materialization of a communist Cuba led by Fidel Castro. Desperate to prevent Castro from acquiring too much influence‚ President John F. Kennedy attempted but failed to secure control of the island nation. This military flop became known as the Bay of Pigs‚ and it guaranteed both Castro’s and Cuba’s dominion. Wary of

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