Titlebook: Raúl Castro and Cuba; A Military Story Hal Klepak Book 2012 Hal Klepak 2012 Fidel Castro.revolution.Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (US

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,The Special Period for Raúl, the FAR, and Cuba,ty of Soviet trade with the island, and of all development cooperation, investment, and credit arrangements had come as a hammer blow and the comandante en jefe made no secret about the implications being a major period of belt-tightening such as revolutionary Cuba had never known before.

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Partial Recovery and Last Years as Minister,ge large-scale tourism, foreign investment, diversification of trade, and allowance of limited . (small-scale private enterprises) for hundreds of thousands of Cubans seemed to have done their work. For several years, Cuba would know impressive growth rates, although judged against a very shrunken e

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A Military Man as President,p that was to guide the country until Fidel resumed office. That day was not to come and Fidel resigned formally as head of state, although not as comandante en jefe, in February 2008, making way for Raúl’s formal election as president in his own right at the end of that month. Raúl, who had by all

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A Revolutionary Soldier and His Revolutionary Defense System,ther the degree of that difference from the mold can be considered to be “revolutionary,” as suggested by the overall approach to this book. And in close connection to that question is the further one, as to what extent we can say that the forces and defense system he has been central, under Fidel,

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anent .. Although Swedish experts employed the rhetoric of radicalism in an almost inflationary manner, in actuality they rejected every form of revolutionary transformation of Swedish society. In essence, the only radical thing was their hypostatization of a rational approach to problems; from thei