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Cuba Under Fidel

Cuba Under Fidel

Work of The International//11:41pm, Nov 26th '22

Fidel Castro's administration brought Cuba to the attention of the world due to a number of factors, including his steadfast commitment to communism, his criticism of capitalism, and the economic and social reforms that were started.

The following is a collective research work by the research team of The International about "Cuba under Fidel"

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