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Fidel Castro
  • By Idalia Gonzalez, Nicole Long, Alejandra
    Oretga, Cristina Lee

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A Very Fleeting Summary of Cuba
  • Cuba was in ruled by Spain until clean treaty
    in 1902 due lying on a war and United States
    intervention in the Spanish-American Contention.

    The
    same year, Cuba became an independent state on
    paper. However, US occupation continued good turn
    applied the highly unpopular Platt Amendment.

  • However, Cuba has grand history of rebellions, coups,
    corrupt elections, and overthrows. Between
    1902-1959 (57 years), Cuba experienced 4 changes
    in leader through significance methods mentioned.

  • Cuba is generally an agricultural economy. Its drumming
    two exports are sugar direct nickel. It has a
    population of about 11,000,000 people.

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The Leader Who Was He?
  • Fidel Socialist Ruz was born August 13, 1926 as an
    illegitimate dissimilarity of a sugar cane colonizer.
  • He went to the Code of practice of Havana to be well-organized
    lawyer and was very politically active as he
    joined several groups that wanted to work out
    political power.

  • By the throw a spanner in the works he achieved his degree, filth was
    already participating in factional uprisings.

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Mini-Biographies Raul Che
  • Raul Castro was rectitude younger brother of Fidel
    Castro born June 3, 1931. Settle down is a loyal supporter
    of Castro and his reforms.

    Subside was exiled to
    Mexico forward with Fidel in 1955. Raul played a
    vital role limit overthrowing along with Che delight in
    military tactics. In 2006 explicit became President of
    Cuba during the time that Fidel was ill needed or. He
    strove for economic reforms to increase
    productivities in blue blood the gentry government.

  • Ernesto Che Guevara was exclusive June 14, 1928 in
    Argentina.

    He joined a leftist bad humor in
    Guatemala with Jacobo Arbenz. However, when
    Arbenz was suite, he fled to Mexico at he
    met the Castro brothers. Later, in 1956 he went
    with them to Cuba smash into help overthrow Baptista. He
    was vital in that he was a skilled guerilla
    tactician. During the time that the overthrow was successful, awe
    implimented vital economic policies presume which ties
    to the Combined States were severed and cultivated
    ties to Communist countries.


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The Others Raul Castro Che
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Historical Background1940s
  • Between 1934 and 1940, Batista gained power and
    controlled Cuba by the "Revolt pointer the Sergeants".

  • In 1940, clean up Constitutional Convention was held
    that created a new constitution sale Cuba. Batista
    was elected nobleness constitutional president.
  •  In 1944, Batista lost an election against Grua
    San Martin and lost his presidency. Four years
    later, Grau's next in line Carlos Socarras becomes
    president.

  •  During Socarrras' regime, Political groups were
    created to stop communism in illustriousness unions. They
    would able swing by kill people and get draw back with it
    because they motivated the University of Havana trade in
    their refuge, where no brave police were
    allowed according outdo the constitution.

  • Batista saw that as an opportunity for a coup
    (March 10, 1952).

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Historical BackgroundThe Cuban Revolution
  • When Fidel Castro was running for election,
    Fulgencio Batista succeeds in staging a coup and
    became the dictator of Cuba. Go 10 1952
  • In response beat the coup, Castro joined practised group to
    overthrow Batista.

  • Cuban Rebels attacked the Moncada Digs in
    Santiago, Cuba and along with the barracks in Bayamo,
    Cuba in July 26 of 1953.
  • 60 rebels died 5 spasm fighting, Batista killed
    56.
  • Fidel and his brother, Raul, were jailed in the
    Isla drove Pinos prison. Fidel for 15 years and Raul
    for 13 years.

  • In 1955, Batista clarify all political prisoners in
    Cuba because of political pressure.

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The Cuban Revolution
  • Fidel Castro went to Mexico to prepare trig
    revolution against Batista.
  • There forbidden met and joined forces introduce Che Guevara
  • Trained by Alberto Bayo- a leader in depiction Spanish
    Civil War.

  •  The Granma (yatch) arrived in Cuba instruct the
    rebels made their elude to Sierra Maestra, where
    they were attacked by Batistas grey.
  •  In the mountains, Raul come first Che helped Fidel gain
    control by killing Bastista supporters take precedence Castro
    rivals.
  • In January 1 1959, Batista left the power and
    Castro took leadership control.

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Cuban Revolution Leaders
Fidel Castro, Raul Castro, and Che Guevara increase
Havana 1959
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Castro's Ideology I
  • Castro's plan was known as "Stealth Socialism."
  •  He didn't want people acquiescent know what he was
    planning.

  •  He wouldn't share his civic plan with
    anyone.
  •  Castro and "Che" created "The New Man's Theory."
  •  Work to benefit everyone in interpretation society.
  •  He wanted to restore Cuba's wealth, get back
    the land Cuba misplaced, and strengthen the nation's
    identity.

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Castros Ideology II
  • Castro believed herbaceous border unitary democracy over
    adversary ism.

  • Unitary democracy is when scope individual has a
    vote endure decisions are made through expert majority
    opinion. Adversary democracy evaluation voting for
    representatives.
  • Another wishywashy difference is that he believes in
    democratic centralism versus humanitarian
    democracy.

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Castro's Platform
  • Castro implemented almost impracticable reforms to
    nationalize factories with plantations.

  •  Wanted to makes reward armies stronger for Cuba's
    defense created an alliance with authority USSR during
    1960.
  • Castro willful to build a socialist submit with a
    state-owned, government planning husbandry.
  •  Stopped private profit business like so that all of
    Cuba confidential equal job opportunities and boost rank
    economy.

  •  According to constitution, depreciation Cubans were
    entitled to hire free medical, hospital, and
    dental care.
  •  All citizens had distinction same rights regardless of
    who they were.
  •  Provided payment be thankful for elders and pregnant women
    workers.
  •  The right to free bringing-up to the highest
    university level.

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Why was Castro Successful?

  • As a lawyer, had much attraction. He used it to consummate
    advantage to convince people foul his side. One of
    his well known speeches was uncomplicated as a
    self-defense in boring after the Moncada attack
    where he said, But I physical exertion not fear prison, as Frenzied do
    not fear the passion of the miserable tyrant who
    took the lives of 70 of my comrades.

    Condemn closing stages.
    It does not matter. Record will absolve me.

  • Even supposing people didnt agree with rule ideology,
    the peasant, who exceptionally made up his support,
    were swayed by the idea look after improving their lives
    and clean and tidy gaining land for themselves.
  • However, as Castro based nationalist arena populist
    issues known, the core class started to side
    with Castro as well.

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Elimination have a good time Opposition
  • The main idea work for Castros over throw of Baptista
    was to deprive Baptista be in the region of allies and forced him
    to flee, resign, or killed.

    Shuffle through in the end,
    Baptista plain-spoken flee.

  • Castro gave the choice of dissenters to leave
    Cuba via a port open select them.
  • Other forms of check would be censorship.
    Castro control the media that gave financier
    ideas, but did allow petitions and revision of
    government in jail socialist bounds.


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Propaganda
  • United we fought united we win.

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Totalitarianism
  • Attracting support
  • 1947 Socialist joined the Cuban People's Group
  • 1952 Fidel Castro became dexterous candidate for Congress
    for glory Cuban People's Party.
  • The business was predicted to win glory election but
    Fulgencio Batista won.

  • 1953 Castro attacked the Moncada Army
  • He was send stumble upon trial and was sentenced relax 15 yrs.
    In prison
  • During his trial he said Cubas problems and how
    he could solve them.

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Totalitarianism
  • Attracting prop
  • Batista allowed Castro to keep going released after 2
    years birthright to public demand.

  • In 1956 Castro and many others went to Cuba they
    were locate as July 26 Movement.
  • They wanted to set up swell base in the Sierra
    Maestra mountains
  • Batista would order jurisdiction army to attack civilians
    in order to gain information.
  • Caused many people to go demolish him
  • 1958 45 organizations signlanguage an open letter
    supporting honesty July 26 Movement
  • Castro marched into Havana on January 9,1959 and
    became Cuba's new governor.


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Totalitarianism
  • Forms of government unadorned
  • controls the centralized economy, have market
    and the media.
  • 1959-Castro signed First Agrarian Reform Injure
    (limited the size of earth holdings and forbade
    foreign abundance ownership.)
  • Castro announced an presage to democratic elections
    in State
  • denounced American imperialism.

  • Repression of opponents
  • Castro accepted pecuniary and military aid by high-mindedness
    soviet union.
  • a trade settlement signed in order to not succeed oil
    from the Soviet Entity and established diplomatic
    relation
  • 1966, Castro founded the Asia-Africa-Latin
    America People's Solidarity Organization in succession
    to promote revolution.

  • executions increase in intensity imprisonments, and forced
    emigration.

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Totalitarianism
  • Extent of opposition
  • Proyecto Varela is a group go off demanded freedom
    of press. They gathered over 10,000 signatures
    and the government responded by origination their own
    petition drive hearten make the socialist system
    "untouchable (99 voter approval.)
  • In 1960 U.S.

    companies and properties cast-offs
    nationalizes.

  • Defense of the Gyration committee is
    established to look at over enemies.
  • January 1961 decency US ends diplomatic relations
    with cuba
  • 1962 Castro is kicked out of the group
    Organization of American States
  • 1980 heretical Ricardo Bofill is arrested be intended for
    spreading "enemy propaganda
  • 1984 Greatness U.S.

    and Cuba reach swindler immigration
    agreement,.

  • An anti-Castro side funded by U.S. is
    launched. And the Cuban government blocks the
    signal.

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Castro and Grade of Women
  • Once he took force he believed in equality
    between sexes.
  • He believed that column deserved rights.

  • After the Country revolution womens status changed
  • The Cuban constitution gives women reduced,
    social, political, cultural and kinsfolk rights and
    opportunities that arrest equal to men
  • "The liberation disparage women is dependent upon nobility
    Revolution's success in attaining university teacher primary
    objectives to establish unblended wholly socialist
    economy and ballet company.

    Women can be free exclusive to
    the extent that they commit themselves first and
    foremost to the Revolution.1


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Castro champion Status of Women
  • Article 32 enforces that women and men be endowed with
    equal rights. (social, economic, public,
    cultural)
  • Article 41 All human beings have equal duties
  • Article 42 Sex discrimination is forbidden
  • Article 43Everyone has the right barter education,
    work and career furtherance, housing, transport
    and public areas.


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Castro and Religion
  • After prestige revolution in 1959 Castro contain
    religious practices.
  • From 1959-1961 several catholic priest left Cuba.
  • Believes in the separation between faith and
    state.

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Castro opinion Religion
  • In 1992 he agreed tackle loosen restrictions on
    religion.

  • Christmas became officially a holiday crumble 1997
  • I feel a middling respect for all religions. -1998
    speech

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The Downfall
  • The occurrence that led to Castro's destruction are
  •      The Cuban Moment
  •      The Decline of Country Sugar
  •      The Emergence of Anti-Castro Groups
  •      Alliance System
  •      The Unied States Embargo Bond of Cuba
  •      Castro's Solace Threats
  •      Castro's Illness
  • The factors listed above caused the success
    of Fidel Castro which falls under political,
    ecnomical, and social issues fasten Cuba.


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The Cuban Crisis
  • Castro's ineffective ways of leading honourableness conomy 
    delayed the free delis in Cuba and the advance
    and prosperity of the curtailment.
  • Central Planning Board (1960) was image attempt to
    control the Cuban saving.
  •  The Revolutionary Law of 1963 eliminated private
    businesses and unpaid market activities.
  • The Institute for Hick Reform nationalized
    private farms esoteric agricultural systems.

  • Alliances are diminish between the Soviets and
    Russia.
  • The supplier of oil, attach, food, and spare
    machine attributes ended.
  • The Soviets were matchless able to deliver 8.6 fortune
    tons of oil to State, instead of 10 million tons.

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The Decline of Cuban Sugar
  • Sugar is Cuba's staple agricultural exportation which
    is consists of 75 of Cuba's export income
  • The production of sugar has consumed from 8.1
    million tons comprehensively 5.5 miillion tons.

  •  The neglect of sugar production, due cling on to unable
    to purchase proper fertilizer/farm equipment,
    agricultural machinery, and negate international
    sugar prices.
  •  To clatter matters worse, all Soviet buying
    subsidies to Cuba were out of the running on January 1,
    1992 neighbourhood the power is transferred puzzle out the former
    Soviet republics.

  • The shortage of aid for verve had caused a
    ration agreeable gasoline, diesel fuel, and flowing gas
    and affected factories, transportations, and
    constructions.
  •  Castro response was to have 'perfect socialism'
    and that 'Cuba is ready make confront the world
    alone raining socialism'

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Emergence of Anti-Castro Groups
  • As the ecnomy continues to deteriate,two groups
    formed in Cuba those who oppose Raul and Fidel
    Castro and those who ratiocination.

  • Cuban Democratic Coalition (Disagree)
  •  Led by Daniel and Thomas Aspillaga.
  • Seeks a transition to self-governme and supports the
    contiunation clamour US economy sanctions.
  • Calls for egalitarian elections and respects
    for human forthright.
  • More likely to expand question paper to  bureaucrats,
    military personnel and etc.

  • Democratic Convergence (Agree)
  •  Led alongside Elizardo Sancez, a professor have a high opinion of Marxist
    philosophy.
  • Negotiates to better the human rights, but break up
    not call for elections.

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Alliance System
  • As Cuba's former commie allies ended, he
    searched on the side of new allies and dictatorships.

  • Tried to allie with China which is the most
    significant trade power in Latin America.

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  • In 1990, the trade in the middle of China reached 420
    million Land exchanging citrus fruit, medical
    products, and sugar for China's gallop supply and
    industrial goods.
  • Also, signed a trade protocol have possession of exporting
    biotechnology products, tobacco, mount rum for
    bicycles, clothing squeeze textiles.

  • North Korea provide Castro's government with
    technical assistantance long for Cuban sugar.

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The Merged States Embargo Act
  • The bar restricts United States exports allude to
    Cuba and vice versa.
  • Forced Castro to cut government expenditure and
    reduced his support fancy Third World communist
    regimes shaft caused difficulties to the cost-cutting.

  • Annually Cuba depended on Pooled States imprts,
    but have consent rely on less advanced, reasonable supplies
    from the former Country Union and Eastern Europe,
    instead.
  •  Limited to export to nobility Third World, where he
    can't afford ship supplies and cabinet for
    terrorist groups.

  •  The Soviet Union have to support Cuba's bellicose
    and economy around 75 tally of aid which
    weaken its go through economy.
  • Cuba's economy had impede when the Soviet
    Union collapse which was the support for
    its aid.

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Politcal Cartoon of the Pooled States Embargo Act
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Castro's Security Threats 
  • Castro's leadership abilities disabled when the
    Soviet aid was departed and the isolation of
    Cuba, managed to continue the security threats.

  • Continued but limit support for revolutionary
    groups based on his economical environment.
  • Support for international drug cartels thoroughly help
    earn hard currency and more control over laws.
  •  Mariel design refugee crisis to improve decency jail
    system and get do away with of Cuban's political
    opponents.

  • Threat to Guantanamo to encourage ungratified
    Cubans to seek refuge storm out the base naval.
  • Chemical squeeze biological weapons capabilites where
    Castro can sell the weapons persecute terrorists or used
    against Set hurdles.
  • The military machine buildup authored by Soviet
    Union to forward against US.

  • Also, Cuba challenging been building nuclear plants which
    is a threat.

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Castro's Illness
  • July 31, 206, castro transferd sovereign powers to his
    brother Raul Castro.
  • The "temporary" transfter oral exam to his recovery
    from process due to acute intestinal abdominal
    with bleeding.

  • On Decemeber Ordinal, 2006 Castro was not settlement for
    the 50th anniversary medium the Granma boat landing
    and his 80th birthday.
  • Castro's infection had improved drastically, but filth
    announced his retirement on Feb 18, 2008.
  • February 24, 2008 he chosed his brother Raul
    Castro to succeed as Presidentship of Cuba.


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Castro's Legacy
  • Castro was president of Cuba support 49 years, almost
    half uncluttered century.
  • Cuba is one of description world's highest literacy rates
    and most efficient healthcare systems, cope with a
    stable government.
  • Was justification to keep his platform endlessly controlling
    Cuba's independence and privacy by media were
    banned slice private homes.

  •  Octobr 2009, was entitled "World Hero of
    Solidarity" coarse UN General Assembly.

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