Titlebook: Cuba’s Military 1990–2005; Revolutionary Soldie Hal Klepak Book 2005 Hal Klepak 2005 economy.revolution.Third World.Tradition.latin america

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,“The Proof is in the Pudding”: The FAR and the Economy,indeed be larger, broader, and more crucial than in the past, but they are not by any means new. The . from the earliest years of the struggle became involved in procuring food and weapons, raising some of the former, and making some of the latter.

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,The Context for the FAR at Home—,ber of points related to the context actually lived by Cubans. It will become obvious to the reader that these matters are close indeed to the strategic issues we are discussing in this book even if they do not necessarily seem so at first glance.

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,The FAR and the Politics of “No Transition”: But Who Else?,kes to the contrary, Fidel of course will die and someone will take his place at the helm of the Cuban state. This is well understood by Cuban officials even if they very rarely think of this matter in terms of anything approaching immediacy even in 2005, the year of his seventy-ninth birthday..

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Postscript: The End of the Line?,s that are not of a communist hue and that are less likely to produce much in the way of an international connection for the country. And something more must be said about the Chinese and Vietnamese connections in order to paint a clearer picture than has been possible so far.

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The FAR and the United States: Confidence Building in Limited but Important Sectors,s determined to destroy it at whatever cost and however long it takes, while the second party sees its opponent as an incorrigibly evil regime in which one can never have any real faith.. This is not the stuff of which normal confidence building is generally constructed.

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