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Questioning Global Political Activisman, namely from Costa Rican president José Figueres and Venezuelan politician Rómulo Betancourt. Focusing on the transnational networks that supplied the Cuban guerrillas, this chapter provides a new perspective of the Cuban Revolution as a flashpoint in a Caribbean Cold War. It shows how the guerri

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,The Internationalization of the Cuban Revolution, 1955–1956,his organization from exile and invade Cuba. This chapter also draws attention to the counter-revolutionary dynamics of the region, detailing how the relationship between Batista and Rafael Trujillo soured, leading to the unexpected support from the latter to Cuban rebels.

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Resistance after the Spatial Turnhis organization from exile and invade Cuba. This chapter also draws attention to the counter-revolutionary dynamics of the region, detailing how the relationship between Batista and Rafael Trujillo soured, leading to the unexpected support from the latter to Cuban rebels.