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    Critique Cuban dictator Fidel Castro was born near Birán‚ Cuba‚ on August 13‚ 1926. In 1959‚ Castro used guerilla warfare to successfully overthrow Cuban leader Batista‚ and was sworn in as prime minister of Cuba. As Cuban prime minister‚ Castro’s government established covert military and economic relations with the Soviet Union‚ leading to the Cuban Missile Crisis. He served as prime minister until 1976‚ when he became president of Cuba. Educated in private Jesuit boarding schools‚ Castro

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    Spanish and Cubans into a plea for US involvement in aiding the Cuban rebellion. First and foremost‚ a major factor that spurred US involvement was the Spanish colonial policy in Cuba. As a response to some small Cuban rebellious upheavals‚ the Spanish established concentration camps for actively rebellious citizens in Cuba under the tyrannical control of Valeriano Weyler. After failing to provide for the captives‚ thousands died of hunger and disease which later gave Weyler the nickname “The Butcher

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    biggest threat to destroy itself. In 1962 October the Cuban Missile crisis broke out and for thirteen days held the world as its hostage. The Crisis broke out when Khrushchev brought his missiles in Cuba to help Cuba protect themselves from possible attack and invasion from United States of America. Since Cuba is a neighbour to United States this action threatened to USA only by its existence. For America the main goal was to persuade Khrushchev to take back the missiles. Achieving this goal the most

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    Quinceanera

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    and other countries. Throughout most countries‚ parents don’t celebrate their daughter’s fifteenth birthday by having a Quinceanera; they celebrated daughter’s birthday differently from other countries. While in countries like Mexico‚ Puerto Rico‚ Cuba‚ Central‚ and South America are the only ones who celebrate their daughter’s fifth teen birthday by having a quinceanera for them‚ which prepare them for womanhood in the further. I remember the very first time when I attend to a quinceanera was when

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    Cuban MIssile crisis

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    became locked in a lethal match of chess—countering each other with nuclear threats and strategic position. Both leaders were in check. Initially‚ President Kennedy embarrassed himself with his inability to contain communism and nuclear supplies in Cuba. But ultimately‚ and with great risk‚ in response to domestic and political pressure‚ and his regrettable Bay of Pigs decision‚ Kennedy stood a firm ground against Khrushchev during the Cuban Missile Crisis‚ and avoided nuclear war. On the eve of

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    the Batista’s regime freed all political prisoners in Cuba in an effort to appease the unhappy masses. After Fidel and Raúl were released from prison‚ they went onto Mexico to organize with other rebels. It was during this time that Fidel met and joined forces with Ernesto “Che” Guevara. In 1956‚ the rebels traveled by boat from Mexico to Cuba with the purpose of overthrowing Batista’s regime. Shortly after the rebels landed in Cuba‚ the Batista army attacked and killed most of them. However

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    Fidel Castro Fidel Castro was a Cuban dictator‚ he was born in Biran Cuba in 1926. Castro overthrew the government by using guerilla warfare tactics. After successfully overthrowing the government he was sworn in as Prime Minister. As Prime Minister‚ Castro established secret military and economic connections with the Soviet Union. These relations later lead to the Cuban Missile Crisis. In 1976 Castro became president of Cuba. Castro was the one of 6 children‚ two brothers Ramon and Raul (current

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    Culture of Cuban Americans

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    s of primarily Cuban descent  meaning persons who have at least one parent who is from Cuba.  This does not include those  who have one or more parents who are Cuban Americans as so defined.  Basically‚ it includes‚  therefore those who were born in Cuba and are permanent residents or citizens of the United  States‚ and those who were born in the United States but have at least one parent who was  born in Cuba.  Cultural Dimensions of the Group and Multicultural Issues  In attempting to understa

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    Reinaldo Arenas explained‚ “I write because I want to say something from the depths of myself by using the anger‚ hate‚ and love in order to express myself personally (Arenas 91).” Arenas writes this book through his imaginations and pastimes in Cuba as if it were his diaries. He analyzes his secrecy with artistic writing and sex. Reinaldo Arenas says‚ My sexual activity was all with animals. First there were the hens‚ then the goats and the sows‚ and after I had grown up some more‚ the mares

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    The Tourist Gaze Analysis

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    John Urry’s‚ The Tourist Gaze (1990)‚ interpolates the discussion of tourism in pleasure sought in environments outside the “normal”. The intersectionality of cultural discourse and the interoperability of socioeconomic tourism act‚ in part‚ of “consuming goods and services which are in some sense unnecessary” (1). There is a corollary between “supposedly” generated forms of “pleasure experiences” which are desired for their atypical “set of different scenes” (1). “landscapes or townscapes [which]

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