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What Will Happen to Cuba After Fidel Castro Dies?The Cuban dictator Fidel Castro is suspected of having terminal cancer and is not expected to live more than 18 months. What will happen to Cuba once Castro dies, and will the goal of the US be to make Cuba a democracy? -
Fidel Castro's Necessary RevolutionThis paper examines the reasons why the revolution in Cuba occurred and the socio-economic impact Fidel Castro's revolution has had on the Cuban people.
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Interview with Fidel CastroAn unreal and exclusive interview with Fidel Castro on the day of the big announcement
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Fidel Castro: The End of an Era?Since 1959, Castro has been ruling Cuba with an iron hand. He has become the longest serving political leader in the world. With his health now in question, and leadership delegated to his younger brother Raul Castro, uncertainty looms large over Cuba's future. -
'Fidel Castro Dead' Stories Likely False AgainFidel Castro has been reported to be on death's door for some time, with several unconfirmed stories of his death over the years. The rumors of his death returned today, though they are untrue for the moment, as many celebrity death rumors are.
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Fidel Castro: Dominant Ruler or Stubborn SocialistThis article describes Fidel Castro and gives a brief history on one of the most important figure in Cuba's political history.
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Top Ten Surprises in Fidel Castro SpeechFidel Castro made a surprise appearance on Cuban television, and made an informal speech to students concerning his world views and plans for Cuba. Ten surprises in the speech are listed in this article. -
Democrats Fall in Love with Fidel Castro!Last week a team of Congressional Black Caucus comprised of Democrats visited Cuba. All of them met the president Raul Castro and three of them had the opportunity to meet Fidel Castro. The Democrats spoke very highly of the Castro's and praised them
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Book Review: Fidel Castro: A Spoken AutobiographyThere are many different ways one could approach when reviewing this book. On one hand, it's an excellent source when thinking of Fidel Castro. Not so much because of historical and objective accuracy, but one of Castro's character.
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Did Fidel Castro Reject Communism?The second part of Jeffrey Goldberg's article in the Atlantic about his conversation with Fidel Castro, retired tyrant of Cuba, has a more astonishing revelation than did the first. Castro has started to sour on communism as practiced in Cuba. -
Little Brother Raul: Same Old Castro for CubansPerhaps those Cuban people were celebrating the fact that Fidel Castro was dead and all the Cuban people were free, that democracy was spreading like a California wildfire on that forsaken island. -
What Happens After Fidel Castro Dies?This weeks temporary turnover of power to Fidel Castro's brother demonstrates that the 79 year-old dictator is nearing the end of his reign. There will be a power grab in Cuba and the United States should take advantage of it.
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Fidel Castro to Ahmadinejad: Stop the Anti-SemitismJeffery Goldberg, of The Atlantic, recently went to Cuba and had an interview with elderly retired dictator Fidel Castro. Goldberg recounted what transpired in a recent article. Castro had some surprising things to say. -
Fidel Castro on Intellectual PropertyExcerpts from Fidel Castro's speeches on intellectual property -
Cuban President Fidel Castro Resigns, Bush OptimisticFidel Castro announced his resignation as President of Cuba. President Bush is optimistic. -
Cuban President Fidel Castro ResignsFidel Castro, president of Cuba, officially resigned in a letter Tuesday, February 19, handing over the reins of govenment ot his brother, Raul.
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Fidel Castro Resigns in Cuba: Farewell to a "Monster"...Reflections Of a Cuban Born American CitizenThis is an Article on the Resignation of Fidel Castro.
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Fidel Castro, A Year Later, Still Missing from Public LifeWhere has Fidel Castro gone? It has been nearly a year since the last time he was out in public and the news has been Castro free in quite some time.
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Cuba to Feature Fidel Castro's First Interview in MonthsAccording to the Associated Press, Fidel Castro's recent interview will likely help tell the future of communist Cuba.
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Fidel Castro Resigns: Is This a Transition or a Succession of Power?Fidel Castro resigns: is this a transition or a succession of Power?
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American Politicians React to Fidel Castro's ResignationA look at some reactions from the American political spectrum about Cuban president Fidel Castro's resignation.
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Fidel Castro: The Duplicity of JudgmentIn "the man who invented Fidel", Anthony DePalma considers the character of Fidel Castro through the eyes of Herbert L. Matthews, the newspaperman credited with 'creating' Castro. However, looking at Castro closely leads to more questions than answers.
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Cuban Propaganda: Fidel Castro Speaks to Semester at Sea StudentsFidel Castro speaks to 350 American students at the Semester at Sea Welcome Ceremony in Havana, Cuba (January 24, 2003). -
Barack Obama Supported by Fidel CastroI can not in good judgment vote for someone that Fidel Castro would support as our President.
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The Passing of Fidel CastroFidel Castro has, for many decades, been not so much a national leader as he has been part of nature, an irritant to the world, but also an absolute plague upon the long suffering, Cuban people. Now he is no longer (officially at least) Cuba's supreme leader.
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The Mafia / CIA Attempt to Assassinate Fidel Castro of CubaThe US government went to great lengths to try to assassinate Fidel Castro on a number of occasions. It even worked with the Mafia to "whack" the dictator...
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Raul Castro Succeeds Brother as President of CubaRaul Castro, Fidel Castro's younger brother, was voted into the office of president of Cuba Sunday, February 24. Where does Cuba go now?
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Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution - 52 Years of TyrannyUnder its pro-Soviet policy, Castro's dictatorial rule sent over 20,000 troops to the Republic Marxist of Ethiopia - an African nation with 90% of the population living under the abject poverty-- to support the dictatorship of Mengistu Haile Mariam.
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Fidel Castro and Sports: The Unknown StoryThis essay is a story about Olympic sport under the dictatorship of Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz. Under his dictatorial leadership, sports play an important part in the life of the Cuban Revolution since 1962.
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Fidel Castro's "Surgery" Never HappenedGiven the number of looney claims by the Cuban government, this could be closer to the truth than we might imagine. -
The Life and Times of Fidel Castro: The Last Days of Cuba's DictatorIn 1963 Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz made a surprise visit to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). This was his first trip to Moscow.
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Viva La Revolución? - Does the Cuban Revolution Have the Cohesion to Outlive Fidel Castro?With the US Government, the Latin American bloc, commentators of the region and of course Cubans, all eagerly speculating on life after Castro, it begs the question if the Cuban revolution can continue without Castro at the helm.
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Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro Gravely IllPer unnamed sources in Madrid Spain, the Madrid Newspaper El Pais reports Castro's chance of survival at 20 percent.
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Fidel Castro: President Bush Wants Me AssassinatedAccording to the Associated Press, Castro has once again stated that he believes George Bush wants him assassinated. -
The Links Between Fidel Castro and Hugo ChavezChavez needs backup when things get messy. -
Fidel Castro Resigns: Cuba's Future is Uncertain but Cubans in Miami Are EcstaticCastro's resignation brings with it many questions but a lot of happiness to those who still have family in Cuba. -
Cuba After CastroFidel Castro has been in power in Cuba for a near half century, outlasting nine American presidents. As he nears 80 years old this month, the future of Cuba remains a question.
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Cuba's Future after Fidel CastroThe Strategic Studies Institute has published a new monograph on likely Cuban security requirements in a post-Castro environment. -
Cuba After CastroFor the last 48 years Castro has ruled Cuba. -
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz is Not Augusto Pinochet UgarteMy essay "Fidel Castro is not Augusto Pinochet" is the traditional story of the Third World's apathy towards the Cuban Dictatorship. For many reasons, I think that Castro is much worse dictator than Augusto Pinochet.
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