Most socialists lived in Habana

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Most socialists lived in Habana.  When their Utopian Revolution turned way left, they quickly left Cuba.  Average Cubans throughout the island were left behind to suffer the aftermath of communism for over half a century. 


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Dania Rosa Nasca
May 24, 2016

Martí's vision


Martí’s vision for Cuba after independence was one of individual rights and justice for all. He believed that education was the cure for social ills.  His vision was a Cuban nation based on close collaboration of all social classes.  How different from the social class agitation Fidel  brought to Cuba!

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Dania Rosa Nasca
May 21, 2016

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Martí

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Those with an agenda have painted Martí as anti-American and anti-capitalist; however, often Martí’s writings are taken out of context. José Martí was a Cuban statesman and poet. He founded the Partido Revolucionario Cubano in 1892 and called for independence from Spain and the establishment of a republican government. 

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Dania Rosa Nasca 
May 16, 2016

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