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Fidel Castro speeches : Cuba's internationalist foreign policy 1975-80 / [edited by Michael Taber].
Language: English, Spanish Publication details: New York : Pathfinder Press, 1981Edition: 1st edDescription: v. <1-2 > ; 22 cmISBN:- 0873486099(pbk)
- Speeches. English. Selections
- F1788.22.C3 A5 1981
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Summary: Castro discusses the historic importance of the anticapitalist revolutions in 1979 in Grenada and Nicaragua; Cuba's internationalist missions in Angola and Ethiopia; relations with the U.S. government and with Cubans living in the United States; the fight within the Nonaligned Movement to forge a front of struggle against imperialist exploitation; and the proletarian internationalism that has guided the foreign policy of the Cuban government since the 1959 revolution.
[v.1] Cuba's internationalist foreign policy, 1975-80 -- v. 2. Our power is that of the working people.
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Includes indexes.
Bibliography: v. 1, p. [381]
[v.1] Cuba's internationalist foreign policy, 1975-80 -- v. 2. Our power is that of the working people.
Castro discusses the historic importance of the anticapitalist revolutions in 1979 in Grenada and Nicaragua; Cuba's internationalist missions in Angola and Ethiopia; relations with the U.S. government and with Cubans living in the United States; the fight within the Nonaligned Movement to forge a front of struggle against imperialist exploitation; and the proletarian internationalism that has guided the foreign policy of the Cuban government since the 1959 revolution.
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