Part one charts Che's rise from young idealist to revolutionary hero during the Cuban Revolution.
The ELN was formed in 1965, inspired by the Cuban revolution and Marxist ideology.
Founded in 1965, the ELN takes its inspiration from the Cuban revolution and liberation theology.
The group was formed in 1965, inspired by the Cuban revolution and Marxist ideology.
It has been leased from Cuba since 1903 and has remained a U.S. enclave on the communist island since the Cuban revolution in 1959.
When something really important happened, like the Cuban revolution, a bell would ring and Joe would scoot out of his office, thirsting to be first in line for the news.
You cannot understand the Cuban Revolution, with its elements from the Age of Enlightenment and modern thought, only from the perspective of Marxist thought, or from the European revolutionary thought.
He now adds to that list the role of revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara, an Argentine doctor whose role in the Cuban Revolution in the 1950s vaulted him to cult status where he remains today.
He is the first member of the generation born after the Cuban Revolution to reach the powerful position and stands in contrast to many of the octogenarian military officials who hold top positions in the government.
But Mr Gott also sees Mr Chavez as the heir to the leftist guerrillas who, inspired by the Cuban revolution, staged ineffectual rebellions in Venezuela in the 1960s (and some of whom are now among the president's political lieutenants).
Jose Mujica is the leader of "Tupamaros" a former guerilla movement that morphed into a political faction within the FA. The "Tupamaros" is a movement initially influenced by the Cuban revolution and Guevarismo, which sought to achieve socialism through armed struggle.
The American firm says its copyright was illegally seized by the Cuban state after the revolution in 1959.
The school adopted a bilingual program for all students, regardless of language proficiency, in the 1960s after receiving a wave of Cuban immigrants fleeing the 1959 communist revolution.
This is not to excuse Mr Castro for his own brutality, but it is not surprising that, at least in the early years of the revolution, the average Cuban was firmly in his corner.
Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act, known as the Helms-Burton act, would permit lawsuits in U.S. courts against businesses that operate on property the Cuban government appropriated after the 1959 revolution.
The Bolivarian Revolution does not depend on the Cuban government economically but, rather, the other way around.
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Others said that during meetings for Committees for Defense of the Revolution, pro-government groups present in nearly every Cuban neighborhood, residents were also ordered to attend the Mass.
Benedict, 84, is due to fly to the Cuban capital on Tuesday, and preside over a Mass in Havana's Revolution Plaza on the following day.
Americans interested in visiting Cuba are offered free CDs of Cuban music and itineraries that include welcome parties thrown by Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, neighborhood watch groups that were created with the original intention of thwarting a U.S. invasion.
And he was productive: He first worked in the trumpet sections of big bands, until he stepped forward and led the small-group revolution, creating fast, intricate new music known as bebop and pioneering Afro-Cuban jazz.
The Cuban government described him as an agent of the US who was working to undermine the country's revolution.
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