Fidel Castro — "The best way to defend the revolution is to make it irreversible."
The best way to defend the revolution is to make it irreversible.
The best way to defend the revolution is to make it irreversible.
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"I have never been a capitalist, nor will I ever be one."
"The Cuban people are not afraid to die for their country."
"Forgive me for using the term 'fat little brother' ... It is not a criticism, rather a suggestion that he do some exercises and go on a diet, don't you think? I'm doing this for the gentleman's health…"
"I am a product of the revolution."
"I consider myself a socialist, a communist, a Marxist-Leninist."
Cuban revolutionary who overthrew Batista in 1959 and led Cuba's communist state for 49 years through 11 US presidents. Closely associated with Che Guevara (his revolutionary partner) and Hugo Chávez (Latin American successor in Venezuela). For an intellectual contrast, see Ronald Reagan, Cold War US president — Reagan's hardline anti-communism and economic-warfare strategy made Cuba a test case for the entire late-Cold-War US foreign policy — the institutional power Castro's island state spent 49 years resisting.
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