Che Guevara was a key figure in the Cuban Revolution, an uprising that removed the government of General Fulgencio Batista over the island. One of only four non-Cubans sailing with Fidel Castro on the Granma in 1956, he became a rebel Comandante (Major), then, after the victory, was instrumental in cutting Cuba's traditional economic ties with the United States and re-directing the flow of trade to the Soviet Union. Guevara also played a primary role in shaping Cuba's foreign policy, advocating an "anti-imperialist" position and supporting leftist revolutionary movements in Latin America and Africa. He played a big role in leading a guerilla group into Cuba. In Mexico Castro met Ernesto "Che" Guevara, a proponent of guerrilla warfare. Guevara joined the group of rebels and became an import
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| - Che Guevara was a key figure in the Cuban Revolution, an uprising that removed the government of General Fulgencio Batista over the island. One of only four non-Cubans sailing with Fidel Castro on the Granma in 1956, he became a rebel Comandante (Major), then, after the victory, was instrumental in cutting Cuba's traditional economic ties with the United States and re-directing the flow of trade to the Soviet Union. Guevara also played a primary role in shaping Cuba's foreign policy, advocating an "anti-imperialist" position and supporting leftist revolutionary movements in Latin America and Africa. He played a big role in leading a guerilla group into Cuba. In Mexico Castro met Ernesto "Che" Guevara, a proponent of guerrilla warfare. Guevara joined the group of rebels and became an import
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| - Che Guevara was a key figure in the Cuban Revolution, an uprising that removed the government of General Fulgencio Batista over the island. One of only four non-Cubans sailing with Fidel Castro on the Granma in 1956, he became a rebel Comandante (Major), then, after the victory, was instrumental in cutting Cuba's traditional economic ties with the United States and re-directing the flow of trade to the Soviet Union. Guevara also played a primary role in shaping Cuba's foreign policy, advocating an "anti-imperialist" position and supporting leftist revolutionary movements in Latin America and Africa. He played a big role in leading a guerilla group into Cuba. In Mexico Castro met Ernesto "Che" Guevara, a proponent of guerrilla warfare. Guevara joined the group of rebels and became an important force in shaping Castro's evolving political beliefs. Guevara's observations of the misery of the poor in Latin America had already convinced him that the only solution lay in violent revolution.
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