Cuban Timeline 1960 - 2008

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Cuban Timeline 1960 - 2008

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After an ill-fated insurgency against the Cuban government in 1953, Fidel Castro returned via the Cuban Revolution to become one of the most notable political figures of the 20^th century.

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BBC- Timeline: Cuba

PBS - Cuban Music History

Very interesting , I am a big fan of historical happenings in Cuba !

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Comment posted by lesspoundsftm (not verified) on December 8th, 2010

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Comment posted by antiviruskoixe (not verified) on November 26th, 2010

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Comment posted by Sornacura (not verified) on November 15th, 2010

is there anyway i can put this on my power point?

Comment posted by mara (not verified) on June 3rd, 2010

i pretty much wanted to vomit watching that poor man get shot in the head. this was a good insight but it didnt treally halp me with my homework.

Comment posted by hana (not verified) on March 8th, 2010

give me a break...Castro stunted the growth of an island nation and kept it in the 19th century for the better part of 40 years. All he did was to substitute the existing mafia with his own version of "castro-nostra". wake up from your dreams and start living reality David!

Comment posted by Jack (not verified) on October 4th, 2009

The Time will Castro give tight, Cuba was the first territory free from imperialist domination in Latin America and the Caribbean, and the only country in the hemisphere, throughout post-colonial history, where the torturers, murderers and war criminals that took the lives of tens of thousands of people were exemplarily punished. Autoradiozubehör

Comment posted by david (not verified) on September 22nd, 2009

The biggest the Castro did-as he promised to do-was the rid the island of the American mafia. The huge profits being made were a strain on the nation as the culture had degraded to that of the poorest parts of an American large city. Castro expelled most of La cosa nostra throwing Florida leader and godfather Santos Trafficante in jail. He then proceeded to close down the casinos, the lucrative drug trade and the whore houses that he believed were ruining his country. The entire island was nationalized as well as the export of sugarcane, its biggest product. Great Pictures and essay thanks. Hide my IP free trial

Comment posted by Darren (not verified) on September 22nd, 2009

Interesting but......you mix the trial to Gral Ochoa with the 1959 shootings against Batista criminals. Is it fair?

Comment posted by Abelardo Mena (not verified) on February 24th, 2009

A really nice one..help me learn many history knowledge which I could not make more clear on my book pages,alive..

Comment posted by Jane (not verified) on January 28th, 2009