The Failure of the Cuban Revolution

In early 1959, President Fulgencio Batista left Cuba, so he began the end of Cuban democratic era. Due mainly to social unrest and political pressure from domestic allies, the president has no choice but to resign and resign. As everyone knows, he used oppression to stop people from protesting the country's extensive corruption. In addition, during his tenure Cuba has become a playground for many organized criminals.

The Cuban Revolution (Spanish: Revolucióncabana) is the rebellion of the Fidel Castro revolution on 26th June, and its allies opposed President Cuba's Hurricanesio Batista dictatorship. The revolution began in July 1953 and continued until December 31, 1959, when rebels forces finally released Batista and replaced his government with a revolutionary socialist country. It was celebrated as a revolutionary day in Cuba on July 26, 1959. On 26th July, exercise was reformed in line with communism, becoming the Communist Party in October 1965.

On the day of 1959, Cuba dictator Fulgencio Battista fled from the island country in the face of the great revolution led by Fidel Castro 's movement on 26th July. In the celebration and confusion of Havana, the capital of Cuba, the United States discussed how best to cope with extreme Castro and Cuban anti-Americanist sinister voices. From 1933 to 1944, the US government backed Batista, who was a former soldier and played the second time in power in the 1952 coup, who was a dictator of Cuba. After December 1956 a group of believers including Castro and South American revolutionary Choi · Guevara (1928-1967) landed on behalf of dictators, the US continued to support Batista. In doubt that they are afraid of thinking Castro's left wing ideology and his ultimate goal may involve attacking US major investment and property in Cuba, and US officials nearly unanimous In opposition to his revolutionary movement.

Guevara's contribution to the Cuban revolution Che Guevara is the leader of the Cuban communist revolution and hero of Cuba's most important leader. In commentary by Jon Lee Anderson's book "Chegewala: Revolutionary Life" (nd), the authors emphasize that Che Guevara played an important role not only in power control in 1959 but also in the social revolution. It has played an important role. Cuba has become a communist country. This is a socialist ideology that led to his tactical planner, his experience in guerrilla warfare, his outstanding leadership of guerrillas, and the success of the Cuban revolution.