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Fulgencio Batista - Cuba’s Mafia Backed Dictator Documentary 

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@PeopleProfiles
@PeopleProfiles Год назад
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@suryarai791
@suryarai791 Год назад
Keep making more videos which give as knowledge of history.
@MrBagpipes
@MrBagpipes Год назад
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@athanasiostsiamitas9513
@athanasiostsiamitas9513 Год назад
@@suryarai791 )
@thejamaican67
@thejamaican67 Год назад
No revolution occurs because everyone is content……….the problem is everyone wants a Moses to sort it out but all leaders are human so history repeats
@nyfinest017
@nyfinest017 Год назад
Awesome video. Have you ever considered doing one for Trujillo? The man probably mentored Batista.
@aregomez89
@aregomez89 Год назад
It's refreshing to see that the narrator made an effort to get the names right, in Spanish. Very well done!
@rocioaguilera3555
@rocioaguilera3555 11 месяцев назад
But he said Jernán Cortés 😂. Not Hernán... H is soundless when is behind any vowels
@lucasbrown2656
@lucasbrown2656 6 месяцев назад
@@rocioaguilera3555hence he said effort mate.
@JustMe-em7hl
@JustMe-em7hl Год назад
People often talk about how bad Castro was, and pretend like Cuba was some sort or paradise before him. My great-grandfather fled Cuba to Mexico because of Batista.
@lourdesgarcia5140
@lourdesgarcia5140 Год назад
Your great grandfather was lucky. With Castro’s communism Cubans have been risking their lives to escape that murderous chaos on anything that floats. The Florida straits hold many thousands that never made it.
@vvieites001
@vvieites001 Год назад
@@lourdesgarcia5140 it wasn’t any better before Castro. The only difference between Batista’a regime and Castro’s was that the former allowed a few people to get rich but so what? Like anywhere in the world, if you were rich in Cuba you could live well but most people didn’t. Batista ran a military dictatorship-a police state filled with organized crime. Cubans who glorify a time before Castro are either delusional, one of the few who were rich and owned land, or ignorant. Less than a third of houses had running water and human rights barely existed.
@BostonsF1nest
@BostonsF1nest Год назад
Both were horrible leaders in their own special way. Castros healthcare and education reforms targeted lower class citizens because he knew if he helped them, they would support him. Which was definitely more than Batista ever did for them, however those changes were not widespread throughout the island, it was mostly in the cities. Castro also killed thousands of innocent people during his reign- political opponents, homosexuals, religious groups, anyone who stepped out against him, or dared to make a change. Once communism started to decline in the 80’s, Cubas economy completely collapsed which made it a very difficult and rough place to live. The reason ppl tend to believe Cuba was better under Batista was because he was more favorable towards the US. But that doesn’t mean Castro was a great leader for Cuba either because he wasn’t.
@gregb6469
@gregb6469 Год назад
One big difference between Batista and Castro is that under the former, if someone wanted to leave Cuba he was free to go openly, while under the latter emmigration was illegal for almost everyone, and those wanting to emmigrate had to risk their lives to sneak out (and we will never know how many thousands died attempting to do so).
@EvilHomer101
@EvilHomer101 Год назад
Lol and if the Cuban politicos who were opposed to batista had taken a hold of the corruption perhaps the island nation could have been spared both batista's military dictatorship and Castrol repressive regime.
@Tomatohater64
@Tomatohater64 Год назад
Thank you, once again, for presenting a fair, honest, accurate, and factual biography on a most controversial political figure. 👍
@kennethcharles1386
@kennethcharles1386 Год назад
Yes most definitely, because the United States played a significant role in the collapse of Cuba's Democracy as well as the different party fashions that made up the Cuban government.
@Tomatohater64
@Tomatohater64 Год назад
@@kennethcharles1386 But then again, the Castros have proven no less controversial.
@kennethcharles1386
@kennethcharles1386 Год назад
@@Tomatohater64 that's a whole nother issue right there. That America has yet to face up too.
@Tomatohater64
@Tomatohater64 Год назад
@@kennethcharles1386 Agreed.
@LordCommissarLex
@LordCommissarLex Год назад
As someone born in Mariano Havana Cuba. I really appreciate this My family immigrated to the US early in my childhood and I never got a good understanding of Cuban history. They always just made him out to be another dictator. Which they weren't that far off but still contacts matters and I really like this video thank you.
@doncunningham5242
@doncunningham5242 Год назад
As Daytona born I am not well educated by who was there (here) and his son's lived here. I was born in 1952 & unwittingly parked my boat at his house & drank his wine c/o the company I was with (in the backyard). His wife who he left was there and my grandfather (mayor 1940) knew him
@mariomm9080
@mariomm9080 Год назад
Americans are the cause of everything evil in the world
@el-Cu9432
@el-Cu9432 Год назад
I came to the US when I was 11 with my parents By that age we had already been fully taught Cuban history in school. I was born in El Cobre.
@panfiloeschebarnaze2188
@panfiloeschebarnaze2188 Год назад
@@doncunningham5242 I am Cuban born and a resident of Daytona now.. Would really love to see where they live. There’s a museum now here..
@doncunningham5242
@doncunningham5242 Год назад
That house is now an apartment complex.
@clifforddriver9434
@clifforddriver9434 Год назад
This is exactly what fueled the Las Vegas that we have come to know and love to this very day.. Every American should watch this, this is history that you won't necessarily get the chance to learn in high school.
@termsofusepolice
@termsofusepolice Год назад
Especially if you're currently attending high school in Florida.
@clifforddriver9434
@clifforddriver9434 Год назад
@@termsofusepolice What does the price of tea in china have to do with Florida?
@el-Cu9432
@el-Cu9432 Год назад
​​@@clifforddriver9434outh Florida is majority Cubanos. There it is as if you are living in Cuba. Most of us either live or lived there and still have family ties en Florida.
@clifforddriver9434
@clifforddriver9434 Год назад
@@el-Cu9432 What I care about Florida you simply wouldn't want to know.
@coimbralaw
@coimbralaw Год назад
Or they could just read about it in a book.
@allanhansen8740
@allanhansen8740 Год назад
If Batista had addressed the issues of poverty, health care, illiteracy and kept his hands out of the public coffers, Castro never could have come to power. It must be recognized that what became a major impetus when the US invasion at the Bay of Pigs was attempted, was the fact that the Castro government made a special attempt at improving the three above items mentioned, which gave those people, who were among the poorest in Cuba, a great incentive to battle any invaders of their country. They preferred to keep what they had gained under Castro rather than return to some feudal existence.
@h.s.lafever3277
@h.s.lafever3277 18 дней назад
thats an interesting interpretation of events, my grand parents would absolutely disagree with that version...
@danielsantiagourtado3430
@danielsantiagourtado3430 Год назад
Your content is always topnotch! Thanks for this!
@luitxi0116
@luitxi0116 Год назад
Wow, I never knew this about Batista. I was always brought up to believe he was a member of the Spanish elite, friend of the American bourgeosie. But learning now that he was part black African, part native American, part Chinese and only 1/4 white Spaniard... quite a new discovery of Cuban history, to me
@cripbk2147
@cripbk2147 Год назад
Hes a mestizo
@johndorilag4129
@johndorilag4129 Год назад
I don't know about the Chinese part...it's a long stretch
@selcukcilek555
@selcukcilek555 Год назад
And how much of importance are Batista's ethnic roots to The Cuban History? A brutal dictator who was kept in power by the USA, the self declared biggest "democracy". That's what you should have in your memory and not Batista's ethnicity.
@morenitomoreno1282
@morenitomoreno1282 Год назад
What difference does it make? He was a puppet of the US government and much worse than whatever they accuse Fidel of
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
@@johndorilag4129 there is a Cuban saying that we all have part Spaniard, part Afro and Part Chinese due to the large amount of those ethnicity that migrated to Cuba way back then!
@heathcliffearnshaw1403
@heathcliffearnshaw1403 Год назад
Excellent presentation. When asked , at the end of it, what I thought of Batista, I thought of Shakespeare’s Macbeth : the great hero in Act One, but tempted to take a short cut to power , in Act 2.
@BLOCKBOI3RD
@BLOCKBOI3RD Год назад
Short cuts to power always turn out dangerous no matter how good your intentions are
@brandongreen5884
@brandongreen5884 Год назад
Power tends to corrupt,. Absolute power corrupts absolutely!
@JoseMaria-fy1lm
@JoseMaria-fy1lm 6 месяцев назад
Lo dices por el camarada Fidel, supongo
@mohammedsaysrashid3587
@mohammedsaysrashid3587 Год назад
Informative ,fairly biography introduced the modern history of Cuba 🇨🇺 through this great biography of Batista....thanks (the people profile) channel
@ibreu8922
@ibreu8922 Год назад
I would LOVE to see you make a people profile on Rafael Trujillo (Famed former dictator of the Dominican Republic)...
@shaynewheeler9249
@shaynewheeler9249 Год назад
Cuban restaurant
@AmiVider
@AmiVider Год назад
Most historians describe Batista as a cruel dictator. This clip brings in many details which are as relevant to the acceptance of Castro as the great leader. Yet Cuba was corrupt for decades with the Castro revolution just another step in the long saga of Cuban sad tragedy. Good story telling.
@anthonystramella7018
@anthonystramella7018 Год назад
Cuba is such a rich island manifested by its diverse people and resources that it never achieved its greatness due to its corrupt rulers bleeding it dry
@LTrotsky21stCentury
@LTrotsky21stCentury Год назад
Stupid and absurd. Cuba made terrific social and technological advances during the socialist period, unlike anything in Cuba's past - and would have made even more progress but for the U.S. embargo. Full literacy, food and medical care for everyone, longer life expectancies than in the U.S., and technological products which even the U.S. can't produce and try to suppress (such as the lung cancer vaccine).
@BostonsF1nest
@BostonsF1nest Год назад
@@LTrotsky21stCentury Cuba was a fuckin mess under Castro. It was not a pleasant place to live. Ppl wanted out.
@joetrey215
@joetrey215 Год назад
" In 1950, Cuba ranked seventh in per capita GDP in (the 47 countries of) Latin America (and Caribbean). The order was Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago, Guatemala, and (nearly tied for sixth place) Cuba. If a nation is represented by its per capita GDP ranking, Cuba was thus highly ranked in Latin America... A half century later, in 2001, Cuba was the third poorest country in Latin America as measured by per capita GDP. Only Nicaragua and poorest-of-the-poor Haiti ranked lower."
@chrisfreebairn870
@chrisfreebairn870 Год назад
​@@LTrotsky21stCentury sadly, largely because of Soviet subsidies for sugar, the loss of which after the cold war showed that Cuba had been living well beyond its means, as a potemkin-like showpiece of Soviet success, ie a fake, a facade. One could say though that it demonstrated what could be achieved with proper investment in its ppl; showing how capitalism could do better by adjusting it's priorities.
@trwsandford
@trwsandford Год назад
That was an excellent summary of this critical period of Cuban history.
@arlosmith2784
@arlosmith2784 Год назад
Problem with Batista: He was not a Francisco Franco - a dictator with long range future plans. Franco carefully avoided joining the Axis in World War 2, then took advantage of the Cold War to get US investment and bases. He set the groundwork for Spain to become a constitutional monarchy after his death. Batista did not practice similar long term planning, so ended up like Ferdinand Marcos Sr. of the Phillipines - in exile though rich.👎
@brianhu9700
@brianhu9700 Год назад
Even Castro has a lot more in common with Franco than Batista with Franco.
@arlosmith2784
@arlosmith2784 Год назад
@@brianhu9700 I agree that Castro was a wiser dictator than Batista, as were Francisco Franco and Portugal's Antonio Salazar
@christianbolisca1493
@christianbolisca1493 27 дней назад
The regime after Marcos 🇵🇭 is at least both a democracy and an American ally. Castro turned Cuba into an authoritarian communist dictatorship who reasonably or wrongly hates the United States.
@jillburk8847
@jillburk8847 Год назад
A very good history of events. I do wish you would have mentioned that the first thing Fidel Castro did after taking power was to ask the US government for help. On refusal from the US , he was forced to go to the Soviet Union.
@xavierrivera9597
@xavierrivera9597 Год назад
I was wondering why this wasn't mentioned, but after watching the video, did he really ask for help or was the whole help thing , a total bs fallacy made up by Castro and his supporters. I remember reading about something where he came to the US for help to realize his cause/agenda , but that was before. 🤔 ... Watching this video shows that he was a communist before he even started ... He was against the US from the beginning, bc he was bittered by the US controlling things in Cuba, what he failed to understand as any smart would've, is that the US and the other world power Soviet Union both do the same, just use different tactics; and now you can add China to that list. Now you see Cuba again looking for support where they shouldn't be, same with the rest of the Caribbean, and Latin America. They'll be paying a dear price for doing so.
@mervinmark656
@mervinmark656 Год назад
Interesting
@rogermenendez4052
@rogermenendez4052 Год назад
If you believe this obvious bid of Castro propaganda, you should educate yourself better.
@musicaquecalma4134
@musicaquecalma4134 11 месяцев назад
jillburk, But, well, obviously the US had to refuse! Do you seem to have forgotten that the shameless Fidel Castro seized, confiscated, expropriated, stole or whatever you want to call it, ALL the properties of hundreds of thousands of families, among them, many were North American. Do you forget that the United States is the example country? respect for private property? We say hundreds of thousands, if not millions...Because he even stole (everything happened into HIS hands) small businesses, such as limbiabota stands, magazine and newspaper sellers, etc, etc!
@BMC-hl2uh
@BMC-hl2uh Год назад
Another great informative post. Thank you.
@clintongraves8806
@clintongraves8806 Год назад
There are two biographies about Batista but,they never cover the years between 1952 to his death in 1973.
@doncunningham5242
@doncunningham5242 Год назад
I understand Batista lived on the river but left his wife here and lived at The Waldorf in New York City. Anyway, he used to come to my granddad's house and my father told me that he could remember that near Main Street on the Halifax Lagoon.
@Света-у9ц
@Света-у9ц Год назад
@@doncunningham5242 Ишь ты!
@me0101001000
@me0101001000 Год назад
I have to admire the effort going into the pronunciations. Overall, not bad.
@judithcampbell1705
@judithcampbell1705 Месяц назад
I grew up with a girl in Miami Beach who was from Cuba. Back in the 1950's on. She n her parents escaped and came to Florida. Good people. We became friends and her mother would only speak Spanish to me, so I'd learn. My best memories are of that time. My mom spoke of Batista. All those years ago. I'd give anything to be able to capture that time again, but I'm a senior and have lost touch with the precious family I once knew. Thank you 💛 for this excellent documentary about the history of Cuba. I will keep and cherish it. ❤
@RichieDigs
@RichieDigs Год назад
Well produced and informative as always. Thanks.
@johnallen7807
@johnallen7807 11 месяцев назад
A very interesting video, thank you for increasing my knowledge.
@clintongraves8806
@clintongraves8806 Год назад
Enjoyed the doc on Batista. I remember a large book about him published in the late 1940’s. It had shown some of those reforms.
@uncgrad1076
@uncgrad1076 5 месяцев назад
My only criticism about this video is that they say after taking control of Cuba, Castro "immediately" aligned his administration with the USSR. This did eventually happen but the timing is inaccurate. It took approx. one year for them to decide to align with the USSR. Cuba made overtures to the USA first but was outright rejected. Our reaction toward his takeover helped push him toward the Soviets. Also, Che Guevara was the rabid Marxist, not Fidel-at least not at the beginning.
@tomshaw661
@tomshaw661 Год назад
excellently done!
@PeopleProfiles
@PeopleProfiles Год назад
Thank you kindly!
@helengabr5743
@helengabr5743 3 месяца назад
Excellent factual documentary condensing history in easily digestible form. Thank you! ☺️
@AustinSydney-s4v
@AustinSydney-s4v Год назад
Should'uh kept him in power .Look at Cuba today 2023, a crumbling Mess..Still! Smh
@1FATBOY114
@1FATBOY114 10 месяцев назад
Interesting, he was complex. I learned a lot of facts I wasn't aware of. Great documentary keep up the good work. I see him in a new light, thanx.
@Norm475
@Norm475 Год назад
People in Cuba had it a lot better with a Mafia-backed dictator than they did with a Communist-backed dictator. Under Batista people were moving to Cuba, under Castro people were dying to leave Cuba. The mob wanted gambling and prostitution, which is the same thing the mob wanted in Vegas. They didn't get the prostitution in Vegas, at least not legally but they had their hooks in the gambling.
@robertp411
@robertp411 Год назад
Batista was a horror show yet after having visited Cuba a dozen times during the Castro regime and thereafter, the people have suffered miserably
@SPACEMONKEY288
@SPACEMONKEY288 Год назад
The people love Castro in cuba, he is a hero to the Cuban people, him and the peasants together fought and liberate the masses of people in cuba, gave them all education, healthcare, housing, food, water etc. Social change like that under the nose of the most powerful imperialist state on the planet was a slap in the face, sense such things are deemed “utopian” by the capitalist class, or they were before people fought to prove it was possible. The imperialist have made cuba suffer for years. Long love the Cuban revolution ✊🚩🚩 solidarity to my people in Cuba.
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
the people and the country have been degraded!
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
@@SPACEMONKEY288 the idea was false, the only ones that have food and any basic hygiene needs etc. is the Political upper-class Castro did not fix anything. He destroyed a country. Made slaves out of its people. Why do you think so many people risk their lives fleeing th hell hole the Castro regine hs created! the ideology is not the reality
@dvdortiz9031
@dvdortiz9031 Год назад
@@rosenunez4328 by the USA
@user9xyz836
@user9xyz836 Год назад
​@@SPACEMONKEY288you probably don't live in Cuba.
@dagramirez
@dagramirez Год назад
Excelente documentary. A poor man that became Sargent, President and dictator is uniquely shocking! But what We can from this is that power corrupts good intentions. 70 years and Cubans still living in misery and lack of freedoms.
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
lack of everything! unfortunately
@philipmaldonado9249
@philipmaldonado9249 Год назад
@@rosenunez4328 Gee wiz,I wonder why?
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
@@philipmaldonado9249 because of the abuse of power of a Communist Dictator and its followers! The fooled the people and took our every freedom and slaved a country
@estanislaoalmendarez9303
@estanislaoalmendarez9303 Год назад
Blaming the USA block 😂😂😂
@ruggerodalmonte9898
@ruggerodalmonte9898 Год назад
@@philipmaldonado9249porque el comunismo dolo deja miseria y calamidad por donde pasa. La teoría es muy bonita y equa, la realidad nos ha enseñado a base de golpes que no existe política más hipócrita que la comunista. Eso si, lo de ka propaganda se les da muy bien.
@mervinmark656
@mervinmark656 Год назад
Wow! Very thorough and revealing of one who I didn't know much of. He turns out to have been a very dirty and corrupt leader. It also seems that the Cuban people have always suffered from repressive and or corrupt leaders. Poverty has been the lot of the masses from inception to now. It would be great to see some favorable changes.
@johnmaldonado2397
@johnmaldonado2397 Год назад
This is an excellent documentary on a political figure that has affected millions of lives.
@KonradAdenauerJr
@KonradAdenauerJr Год назад
This is a more nuanced take on modern Cuban history. Thank you for highlighting Batista’s mixed-race background. By contrast, the Castro brothers were white (sons of Spanish immigrants). The reign of terror that the Castros and sidekick Che Guevara unleashed after 1959 makes Batista look like a choirboy.
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
agree
@dvdortiz9031
@dvdortiz9031 Год назад
In USA, Spaniards are considered " non anglo-whites" under-rated, that is, Catholics by defect!!!
@joseafre5323
@joseafre5323 Месяц назад
Cuba had was starting its middle class in the 1950's then came Fidel and his minions and destroyed the economy with his social upheaval.
@anthonyC214
@anthonyC214 Год назад
Another example of how the US Department of State is so inept and the workers and staff of the State Department are stupid. The State Department must be reformed and the Ivy League establishment within should be terminated.
@Soul_Flow_
@Soul_Flow_ Год назад
Why do you say that? Tell me what US Department of State should have done
@sabin97
@sabin97 Год назад
@@Soul_Flow_ maybe not allow the brutal economic blockade against the cuban people to be implemented?
@Soul_Flow_
@Soul_Flow_ Год назад
@sabin97 , go one step back, why did US do the blockade?
@sabin97
@sabin97 Год назад
@@Soul_Flow_ batista stole huge amounts of land and gave them to certain rich usakistanis, so they woudl become even richer. and they did. once the cuban people kicked him out, they recovered those stolen lands. the rich usakistanis were furious. and the usakistani government resorted to the blockade as retaliation for not kowtowing.
@anthonyC214
@anthonyC214 Год назад
@@Soul_Flow_ should not had supporter a loser. We always back a horse that comes in last
@markmcnaught3390
@markmcnaught3390 Год назад
Absolutely fantastic documentary. I teach US foreign policy, and this will greatly enrich my teaching.
@dvdortiz9031
@dvdortiz9031 Год назад
It would be very interesting to know " What you teach"!!!! Naughty!!!
@classicalbest2830
@classicalbest2830 Год назад
Do your own research!
@susanwaldron6831
@susanwaldron6831 Год назад
Thank you. Always good to learn something new.
@estheraguiar5801
@estheraguiar5801 Год назад
Este hombre F Batista comparado con Castro y sus 60 años de sangrienta dictadura…… es un angelito , nuestra economía , desarrollo, auto sostén , nuestra libre empresa, nivel de educación etc etc hablan por sí solas . Pobre Cuba , muchos años necesitará para superar la ruina y miseria en la que mal vive no por Batista sino por los Castros . Lo muy malo que hizo Batista fue perdonarle la vida a Castro cuando atacó al hospital del Moncada , ya era un asesino desde joven hasta su muerte
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx Год назад
We want to be free and have democracy and food and so many things than Cuba needs even in 2023 Cuba is worse than in 1959
@abhijitmukherjee720
@abhijitmukherjee720 Год назад
Nice documentation, Brilliant approach, Excellent Presentation ❤
@3cardmonty602
@3cardmonty602 Год назад
My friend survived the farm work programs that Castro put in place, even though his Father was a Doctor. My friend, who was 12 at the time, talked back to the military official at the farm. He was placed in a ground pit overnight with a locked cage top. He said snakes & bugs came into the pit, which was flooded with water chest high. Can you imagine such torture on a child? They left Cuba on a boat ASAP.
@PMMagro
@PMMagro Год назад
Cuba never had democracy or real indipendence. Yet. After the Castros you will though :)
@bigtimepimpin666
@bigtimepimpin666 Год назад
And Cuba was one of the least hellish communist dictatorships. As a kid i remember there were a lot of Cuban revolutionaries who left the island disillusioned.
@selcukcilek555
@selcukcilek555 Год назад
@@bigtimepimpin666 The reasons which led to the victory of Castro's revolution are very easy overlooked and we are supplied with stories like the above. Long live the Cuban Revolution.
@bigtimepimpin666
@bigtimepimpin666 Год назад
@@selcukcilek555 i was a revolutionary child. And stellar party members. But there are some issues with the regime.
@rosenunez4328
@rosenunez4328 Год назад
MY family left Cuba in 1969 and my sister 12 years old had to go to the mountains to pick CAFE. One of her classmates never came back from going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. MY father would go every weekend to ck on her and bring her food.
@jeorjiekwe7197
@jeorjiekwe7197 Год назад
Thank you for this video which feel my gap of the Batista reign
@Zelielz1
@Zelielz1 11 месяцев назад
Cuba’s history is quite tragic, from Batista to Castro. Damn
@pablosadelmundo
@pablosadelmundo Год назад
From October 24, 1492 until today, Cuba has only known conquerors, colonialists and dictators.
@dvdortiz9031
@dvdortiz9031 Год назад
USA the worst!!!
@pablosadelmundo
@pablosadelmundo Год назад
@@dvdortiz9031 The genocide and annihilation of the Natives by the Spanish, perhaps has no match in barbarity. Personally, and having lived a total of 6 months on the island, I can vouch for the horrible and relentless dictatorship of the Castro family (also of Spanish origin) and their collaborators.
@martaacosta4415
@martaacosta4415 Год назад
People who make comments like “the annihilation of the native people … perhaps has no match in barbarity” love to sound as if they take the higher moral ground, especially when speaking about people who lived 500 or more years ago. Yes, of course, today we are so superior to those people from the past! If one looks at history with thoughtfulness and perspective, one understands that most people alive at the historical moment referred to, held the same views, for compelling cultural reasons of the day. Any of us alive today, had we been alive in 1500 in Cuba, would have participated in events considered ethical and even heroic and patriotic at that time. Including you. Today, in 2023, we are so noble and idealistic that we have dismembered and otherwise destroyed millions and millions of children in their mothers’ wombs. But we call this women’s healthcare because we are so very advanced.
@pablosadelmundo
@pablosadelmundo Год назад
@@martaacosta4415 Although I am tired of responding to the comments of illiterates, far-right, religious, naive and idiots or all of them together, I emphasize that the brutality of the Spanish against the natives of Cuba has been recorded since then (eg historian Bartolomé de las Casas) and more later (see historians Jeffrey Ostler, Andrés Reséndez, etc.).
@lltipsy
@lltipsy Год назад
@@pablosadelmundoand u have mexico who is ruled by Natives had freedom and still is a shitty country, if it wasnt for the european system world wouldn’t advance as much as it has
@jean-paulpotet1988
@jean-paulpotet1988 Год назад
Il n'empêche que les Cubains étaient plus heureux sous Bautista que sous les Castro, qui ont fait de leur île prospère un pays du Tiers-Monde.
@ericsabourin7661
@ericsabourin7661 7 месяцев назад
Vous rêvez en couleurs pour affirmer cela! 90 pour cent d'analphabétisme et cela enrayé en une année d'alphabétisation intensive. Para conocer hay que estudiar. Toujours des opinions à l'emporte-pièce dans l'Hexagone débitées avec de grands airs seigneuriaux.
@joseafre5323
@joseafre5323 Месяц назад
No, it was not a dream but a reality. My family left cuba in the early 1960's because of communism and social upheaval it caused.
@maritza5808
@maritza5808 6 месяцев назад
I appreciate this. I too never understood why batista was bad. I just knew my dad was a captain in the Cuban army trying to overthrow him. The last thing he imagined was that overthrowing Batista would give them Castro.
@thomasjordan5578
@thomasjordan5578 Год назад
In my life I have observed that systemic corruption may be enmeshed with functionality. A Machiavellian mindset doesn’t make anything better but it probably could avoid making things worse. Hard thing is to accept the greed and arrogance of fat cats living high on the hog while others are stuck in a rut of deprivation as the fruits of their labors are siphoned off.
@dvdortiz9031
@dvdortiz9031 Год назад
You have observed that, But you have not been able to identify who manipulates all that!!! Have you???
@5kehhn
@5kehhn Год назад
His bad deeds far outweiged his good deeds.
@kidmohair8151
@kidmohair8151 Год назад
I think Batista needed to be ousted by the Cuban people in the 1950s. That he was kept in power by the US, specifically the Dulles brothers, with their rabid "anti-communist" cold war myopia, made the victory of Castro, or someone very like him, only more likely. The US, by then imposing a cruel, punishing *and unnecessary* embargo has ensured that the average Cuban is in only slightly better circumstances than they were before 1959. This has been the story, unfortunately, of US foreign policy almost everywhere in the 20th and 21st centuries. It is far past the time for that unnecessary embargo to be lifted. And for the US to climb down from its support for autocrats in the interests of humanity.
@F1Hopeful
@F1Hopeful Год назад
Hate to burst the bubble. The embargo has had ZERO impact on the quality of life of the wonderful Cuban people. Cuba is free to trade with any other nation on the planet. The core issue is that totalitarian communist rule does not work, period. All you have to do is analyze Cuban agrarian production values from 1959 to the present and you will see that the nation is dysfunctional and much more corrupt than in any previous government. It is now one of the central drug trafficking jump off points of Central America and the country exists largely based on the European and Canadian tourism that flows into “foreigners only” beach “and other”resorts….fill in the last one with your imagination. The tragedy is that the regime’s propaganda apparatus makes anything from their New York counterparts look like kindergarten child play. The truth will most likely never be widely disseminated. It’s like pushing a rope. But some of us that lives through that time in history know the intricate and important details. Your videos are always excellent but in this one, critical missteps were unknowingly made. All good. Better to get most of the story out than none at all. Health and prosperity to all.
@sabin97
@sabin97 Год назад
@@F1Hopeful parece que nunca has trabajado para una empresa multinacional yanqui. el bloqueo(no es embargo, es bloqueo) tiene un impacto enorme en la vida del pueblo cubano. es la razon por la que el gobierno tienen que racionar la comida(si no lo hacen los ricos acaparan todo y los pobres literalmente mueren de hambre). cuando un pais no puede comerciar casi nada con casi nadie, no progresa.
@slowjamsliver7006
@slowjamsliver7006 Год назад
@@F1Hopeful The USA the most powerful country in both military and economy places an embargo, and you think that an embargo from the USA doesn't effect the average citizen of a country... Either you do not understand today's economy or you're living a fantasy.
@F1Hopeful
@F1Hopeful Год назад
@@slowjamsliver7006 You are most likely correct; I do not understand the current global economy AND I am living in a fantasy world. The future will divulge the truth. Fare well.
@jayrosen6663
@jayrosen6663 Год назад
Kid Mohair, neither extreme form of government, left, or right is good for the great mass of citizens!!!
@peterkappelmann3861
@peterkappelmann3861 11 месяцев назад
THE AMERICAN'S PUT HIM THERE !!! CASTRO LET HIM GET AWAY WITH 3 PLANES FULL OF ART AND VALUEBALS WHILE HE COULD HAVE COURT HIM AT THE AIRPORT !!!!! WHY ?????
@nhialbenyihok417
@nhialbenyihok417 Год назад
Oh, my gosh! I have been searching for years for a fair documentary about Batista and here I got it. Very informative! I’m Fidel’s supporter and have been wanting to understand Cuban’s life before Fidel
@Noitartst
@Noitartst Год назад
Don't see why you're Fidel's supporter. On balance, he was bad for both the US and Cuba, as this documentary essentially admits. If you cannot admit that, I really can't see you as much more than a leftist ideologue. In the fifties I'd have supported Batista as a necessary evil; people like you now defend Castro despite his record, and that record justifies my pragmatic support of men like Batista, for lack of better alternatives. The left Bashes Batista for not having elections, yet still celebrates Castro despite never delivering on that gripe about elections. As such, if that gripe were genuine, they would feel betrayed by Castro, and yet they do not.
@user9xyz836
@user9xyz836 Год назад
You certainly don't live in Cuba.
@Noitartst
@Noitartst Год назад
@@user9xyz836 And you did? Do you honestly think Fidel made things better? The rallying cry for Batista's critics was elections, and he never gave them so the critics of Batista's should have been upset with Castro but we're not. They are liars, and need to be called out.
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx Год назад
Democracy for Cuba!!!!!!!
@johnwalsh4857
@johnwalsh4857 Год назад
yah bet you many cubans regretted overthrowing batista. since Castro was much worse.
@Sabundy
@Sabundy Год назад
How so? How was Castro worse? Most Cubans were poor before Castro and were during Castro too. The only difference was Batista allowed a few elites to be rich. And Batista did a lot of horrible things too. Not least of all making people disappear too. I'm not sure how you are so sure that Cubans regret over throwing Batista 😂😂😂😂. I'm sure they would like something better than both Batista and Castro. And they would like a sovereign independent government. Not an American puppet.
@JT-wn7wb
@JT-wn7wb Год назад
Well as the saying goes careful what you wish for he was a saint compared to the Castros. History speaks for itself, 60+ years of slavery.
@hejla4524
@hejla4524 Год назад
Excellent, crammed with information...thank you.
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx Год назад
Freedom for Cuba please!!!!!!!
@duongthienbao8782
@duongthienbao8782 6 месяцев назад
Slavery for Cuba, that's what you mean?
@jpdavis6042
@jpdavis6042 Год назад
He certainly was somewhat enigmatic to a degree. Just found your interesting channel. New Sub.
@RCSVirginia
@RCSVirginia 11 месяцев назад
If anyone wants to read what President Fulgencio Batista has to say in his own words, one of his books is available in PDF form on the Internet. Just look up "latin american studies the growth and decline of the cuban republic fulgencio batista pdf."
@gregrodriguez714
@gregrodriguez714 11 месяцев назад
Where can I find out about the decline of the cuban republic after Fidel Castro and the Revolution..?
@RCSVirginia
@RCSVirginia 9 месяцев назад
@@gregrodriguez714 It is not easy to find that many books that cover the initial stages of the revolution after the fall of Bastista. There is an excellent book that details what led up to the toppling of Batista. It is entitled "The Fourth Floor" and is by US Ambassador Earl Smith. It details how the US backed putting Fidel Castro into power with the full knowledge that he was a communist. It is out of print, but can be found through interlibrary loan. It is worth a read. Humberto Fontava, who despises the Castro regime with good reason, has written two books that highlight its shortcomings: "Exposing the Real Che Guevara" and "Fidel: Hollywood's Favourite Tyrant." One can, also, read the personal recollections of Fidel's chief bodyguard, Juan Reinaldo Sanchez: "The Double Life of Fidel." There are several books that I have yet to read, but that are on my Cuba-to-Read List: "And the Russians Stayed" by Nestor T. Carbonell, "The Losers" by Paul D. Bethell and "Cuba: The Disaster of Castro's Revolution" by Andres J. Solares. I hope that this helps.
@stevenminor2241
@stevenminor2241 Год назад
GREAT HISTORY LESSON APPRECIATE THE CONTENT....
@mikealvarez2322
@mikealvarez2322 Год назад
My entire extended family fled Cuba in the late 60s. Batista was a brutal dictator but Castro's communism is a totalitarian hellish nightmare.
@7basement
@7basement Год назад
My work colleague got out and speaks rarely of the hell he left behind under Castro. He is sure USA and Canada of today are heading same direction
@dvdortiz9031
@dvdortiz9031 Год назад
@Jm Mac Freemasonry created modern republic, democracy and capitalism; as well as socialism and communion, they have presented those as opposite; no matter who rules, they are always high behind, pulling strings...every government is their puppet
@migueluribe4249
@migueluribe4249 Год назад
Castro was pushed to turn Cuba to what it became due to the US. As always, the US loves to impose its will to other nations. Castro had to fight back and this pushed him to join the USSR. It would had being very diferent if the US would really had a culture of freedom.
@Joy3269
@Joy3269 11 месяцев назад
Thank You For This Video. It was really very Nice & Infotmative. All must watch & appreciate. Thank You. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉💐💐💐🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹.
@kathleenhandron3092
@kathleenhandron3092 Год назад
United Fruit Company. American exploitation.
@lewisbensted7161
@lewisbensted7161 Год назад
Any chance you could do Juan Peron?
@stddisclaimer8020
@stddisclaimer8020 Год назад
@lewisbensted7161 Many have _done_ Juan Peron. But they were women without YT channels.
@SherShahSuri-e8u
@SherShahSuri-e8u Год назад
I feel for the people who had to flee their homes and countries, it's a great crime when such atrocities take place but an even greater crime when the world sits back and does nothing. Peace to all the Innocents who either died or fled with their lives from dictators, corrupt regimes and guided missiles dropped from planes.
@anthonymeyers3184
@anthonymeyers3184 Год назад
As bad as it was, the pictures of Havana in the 50s look better than all the decades before.
@nicolasmathurin5557
@nicolasmathurin5557 Год назад
For the record, The colonial communities went to Haiti for support of their independence ie: Miranda and Bolivar obtained arms, and munitions from free Haiti in 1806 and the years after. This part was convenientely ommitted.
@goldenageflash5924
@goldenageflash5924 Год назад
Excellent biography Thanks for sharing
@garrysekelli6776
@garrysekelli6776 Год назад
The computer voice is super annoying. Sounds very real at first but then i zoned out.
@reinfeddedewolff5565
@reinfeddedewolff5565 Год назад
THANK YOU VERY "MUCH"😊 FOR THIS/ HISTORY OF CUBA "COMPILATION"/ PARTICULARLY THE ROLE OF "FULGENCIO BATISTA"/ FOR THE CUBAN "NATION"/ A SPECIAL EXPERIENCE AS "SUCH"😊/ FURTHERMORE/ WITH CENTURIES OF HISTORY PILING UP/ AN "ACCUMULATION"/CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS/ "FORMULATION".
@stevesmoyer3330
@stevesmoyer3330 Год назад
Is it true the USA agreed to never invade Cuba if the Soviet missiles were removed?
@robowens4352
@robowens4352 Год назад
Yes.
@GracielaCatasus
@GracielaCatasus Год назад
Not necessarily; loopholes in the treaty would have made it unenforceable Graciela Catasus
@postscript5549
@postscript5549 Год назад
Thank you very much! Very educational.
@laf43777
@laf43777 Год назад
Better than Castro any day of the week
@Cutlerypotato
@Cutlerypotato Год назад
My favorite wrestler
@sylviagonzalez3811
@sylviagonzalez3811 Год назад
This is a really good documentary!
@jq2639
@jq2639 Год назад
Batista was a benevolent dictator and a boy scout when compared to the Castro brothers.
@tomgibson6801
@tomgibson6801 Год назад
Lol complete bullshit
@ecparker
@ecparker Год назад
Always comparing between the bad and the worse !! Is there something else?
@josegarcia-hernandez3233
@josegarcia-hernandez3233 Год назад
Cuba never was a paradise,but it was much better before Castro
@MaitreyaNow
@MaitreyaNow 2 месяца назад
Nothing to do with American imperialism then?
@BellaFirenze
@BellaFirenze 2 месяца назад
​@@MaitreyaNowNo.
@NapoleonGato
@NapoleonGato Месяц назад
I'm half Cuban and I can say: No it was not.
@BellaFirenze
@BellaFirenze Месяц назад
@@NapoleonGato ¿Medio cubano? ¿De la cintura para arriba o para abajo?
@wisetibetanmonkey1624
@wisetibetanmonkey1624 Год назад
Castro ran his own mafia. El padrino 🤣
@renechang2406
@renechang2406 Год назад
Yup.
@TheCdecisneros
@TheCdecisneros Год назад
I knew a Cuban business man who told me he had to include the bribe when calculating your price.
@ekesandras1481
@ekesandras1481 Год назад
nothing changed
@richbrockmeier3922
@richbrockmeier3922 Год назад
That happens in most countries, including the USA. Kickbacks are king.
@IlCondottieroNero
@IlCondottieroNero Год назад
PATRIA Y VIDA !!! CUBA LIBERTAD!!!
@josegarcia-hernandez3233
@josegarcia-hernandez3233 Год назад
Batista was not good but the fascist Castro was 100 times worst
@figofigo7908
@figofigo7908 Год назад
Castro not fascist
@albertcalleros9489
@albertcalleros9489 Год назад
The United States will definitely need to experience a lengthy reckoning forr its incessant interference with the domestic political affairs of Cuba during the first half of the twentieth century, which would eventually lead to the overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's corrupt régime by Fidel Castro.
@ricardocantoral7672
@ricardocantoral7672 Год назад
One dictator was overthrown in favor of another.
@garymckee8857
@garymckee8857 Год назад
I wonder which one was more of a tyrant.
@imyourdaddy5822
@imyourdaddy5822 Год назад
Sadly not an uncommon occurrence in the world.
@mairim4578
@mairim4578 Год назад
@@garymckee8857 ,Castro.
@paulgainey4924
@paulgainey4924 Год назад
Batista was strongman mafia puppet Castro was benevolent dictator free education free healthcare Cuba has slightly higher life expectancy that USA
@ricardocantoral7672
@ricardocantoral7672 Год назад
​@@imyourdaddy5822 This all courtesy of the US Government.
@rayarena879
@rayarena879 Год назад
The documentary is thorough and surprisingly accurate in many ways, for instance, it avoids the pitfalls of depicting Batista as the caricature right winged dictator Fidel Castro's propaganda machine has made him out to be. Batista was more complicated than that and as you accurately point out, he was at one time in his life allied to the communist party and was, also, popular and democratically elected during one administration. You, also, point out how progressive the Constitution of 1940 was. This is so refreshing in light of the extreme way Cuba has been depicted by scholars who fall for the lies of the Castro propaganda machinery. However, I think that it is misleading to continue to show videos of present-day Cuba full of dilapidated and derelict buildings. Pre-Castro Cuba for all of its flaws [especially Havana] was quite beautiful and was in no way falling apart as it is today. Havana was for instance was full of broad avenues full of manicured trees, beautiful buildings in splendid condition and it had a vibrant civil society with the largest middle-class per capita in Latin America and smartly dressed people not the bedraggled masses one sees today. I have, also, noticed that at times you splice in videos from other Latin American countries. This is misleading as it does not accurately portray the full contrast of pre-Castro Cuba to the present-day mess it is today, instead it creates confusion by visually blending both periods.
@wisetibetanmonkey1624
@wisetibetanmonkey1624 Год назад
His own coup in 52 fueled the discontent and ultimately a rebellion that brought Cuba to the stone age 😮
@Noitartst
@Noitartst Год назад
Castro brought Cuba to the stone age; he was an ideologue whom history has proven worse than his predecessor, and somehow leftists aren't ashamed.
@AustinSydney-s4v
@AustinSydney-s4v Год назад
@wisetibetanmonkey. It really is the stoneage there, really!
@stickpeoplerule100
@stickpeoplerule100 7 месяцев назад
That opening scene is not in Cuba... those cars are way to modern and we don't use some of those signs
@ravikapoor-b3x
@ravikapoor-b3x Год назад
Thanks for the excellent portrayal of the man about whom I never read or saw anything anywhere. It was just the corrupt, brutal Batista regime that the good and glorious Castro kicked out.
@karljensen893
@karljensen893 Год назад
Thanks...impressive details
@michaelmargaona1622
@michaelmargaona1622 Год назад
Cuba was rich n very advanced the peso was worth more than the dollar in the fifties...my family owned sugar plantations n lived a very happy n beautiful life..I myself as a child had a taste of it n can only remember beautiful memories....Batista was corrupt that's true but he made Cuba rich n prosperous....Castro was the illegitemate son of a landowner who went to school w my father...all children of well to do parents went to private schools n my dad told me he was rebellious,arrogant n always a trouble maker...he became a lawyer n spoke English n I suppose because he was illegitimate..a mortal sin in society...became an anarchist n got into trouble ..he eventually got caught n was to be executed but because of his father he was exiled to Mexico ..he came back n started to make revolution...he only succeeded because Batista had become so corrupt anyone was better than him.. He came to power promising democracy n fair GOVERMENT...but he lied to the Cuban people n the rest is history...I went thru this upheaval n saw my family torn apart n exiled to the US....his oppressive monstrous regime was worse than anything Batista did n he destroyed Cuba n made it into a police state w thousands in jail n executions...he destroyed the economy n made Cuba a third world country which it NEVER WAS...I can only hope n pray for Cuba's suffering to be over n to see my country come back from the abyss it is in now...all I pray for..
@victortan9086
@victortan9086 Год назад
Commenting to feed the algorithm
@owentaylor5622
@owentaylor5622 Год назад
Who was worse, Castro or Batista?
@sabin97
@sabin97 Год назад
batista. a million times. he stole huge amounts of lands and gave it to certain rich usakistanis so they would be richer. he turned cuba into a super poor colony of usakistan. and when those stolen lands were recovered usakistan was livid.....and implemented a brutal economic blockade that is STILL keeping cubans in misery. but even with the blockade fidel managed to make the cuban literacy rate almost 100%, and make them a medical world power.
@joedias7946
@joedias7946 Год назад
Cuba would be a lovely place to Live had the Americans not imposed The economic embargo. America imposing it's. Revenge.
@MrDude826
@MrDude826 Год назад
@@sabin97Castro, a million times. After Castro won the Cuban civil war, he put the elites into a coliseum and killed them in mass. Something Batista never did even if he was a dictator.
@brianjones7660
@brianjones7660 2 месяца назад
@@sabin97 pour another drink, comrade. Talk to people who fled Cuba in the 60's to the US. Usakistan? How childish.
@sabin97
@sabin97 2 месяца назад
@@brianjones7660 they fled becaus eof the brutal economic(notice i said economic and nor military, whyte folks tend to confuse those two words) blockade that you imposed on the cuban people. look up something you call "export control". once you understand the rules, you will understand the terrible reach of the blockade usakistan is the most accurate label as you have been slowly but surely implementing christian sharia.
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx
@MaribelQueen-fz3yx Год назад
We need help because people in Cuba don't have any weapons for fight back, a solution could be the militaries going against the government
@gregrodriguez714
@gregrodriguez714 Год назад
I never met Batista. I never met Fidel Castro either. Call me a simpleton if you like, but when I look at pictures of Cuba pre-1959, I see well kept buildings, well dressed people "all around", basically prosperity in general. Today in Cuba. All I see, are buildings either crumbling down or in serious disrepair. People everywhere dressed in what can only be described as "hand-me-downs". Extremely long lines everywhere for even the most basic of necessities. Hospitals lacking even the most basic resources and filthy. Schools which flood even upon the mildest of rainstorms..? The worst of it all? People with no hope for the future or that any significant change will ever come..! Exactly why all the "Massive" migrations from all social classes during the last 60 plus years..! Comment all you want. For or against blah blah blah. Those in power don't live on the rations or have to make insane lines for basic items like most average Cubans. The Cuban people are the ones that suffer and go without daily, not the idiots that comment about how wonderful the revolution has been..!
@nicknovic3828
@nicknovic3828 Год назад
60 years blockade will do that
@gregrodriguez714
@gregrodriguez714 Год назад
​@@nicknovic3828 So, an independent Country, which trades with many worldwide countries... ie. Russia, Venezuela, Vietnam, Spain, China, many south american countries... among many others.. Cannot be prosperous unless it trades with the United States??? A country which Cuba has always criticized..? You mean an independent socialist country actually needs the "Evil" United States in order to be successful??? Really..?
@Sabundy
@Sabundy Год назад
That's a wonderfully selective reading and interpretation. Because you saw nice buildings and smartly dressed people then everything must have been roses and champagne. We could say the same about Nazi Germany or Apartheid South Africa. All those nice buildings and smartly dressed people didn't change what was going on and how people were being brutalized. Likewise.... Batista is a well documented dictator that did awful things to anyone that opposed him. The fact that he used one economic system compared to another system used by Castro does not magically make Batista good or mean that Cuba was some type of paradise before Castro. Guess what.....the vast majority of Cubans were poor before Castro. And they are still poor today. You are trying to imply that Cubans were well off and things were great in Cuba before Castro because buildings looked "nicer".....good grief....
@jamesiii2330
@jamesiii2330 Год назад
I'm sure this man was corrupt, but I didn't hear about Cuban exiles until the Castro regime. I'd say that he was a far better dictator than Castro.
@robertschafer5148
@robertschafer5148 Год назад
EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE LOS 50s HABIA TANTA CORRUPCION COMO EN LA CUBA DE BATISTA Y NADIA DECIA NADA DE ESA CORRUPCION, PERO A BATISTA SI LA PRENSA NORTEAMERICANA LE HISO MUY MALA PROPAGANDA
@F1Hopeful
@F1Hopeful Год назад
As usual, not enough or assiduous research went into the video. I don’t blame you. However, the rise of Batista in the “Sergeants Revolt” was driven by his association with a revolutionary group known as “Los Ochos”. He was brought into the group because he was the only one who owned a car. Two of the main members of this “Los Ochos” were none other than the head of, and a prominent member of the Cuban Communist Party. The true story of what occurred in Cuba is a wicked, Machiavellian tragedy. And still, the true plight of the poor people of that wretched island has not been truthfully told. The Castor brothers and their henchmen have made a private kingdom….a feudal state of one of the most advanced South American societies of the 1940’s and 1950’s. I would venture to say that Cuba today is on par with Haiti or Afghanistan in terms of social, cultural, economic and legal status. Poverty is now universal throughout the island. The regime continuous it’s tenuous hold largely due to the stream of Euros and Canadian dollars (…don’t forget the CCP as well…) that flow into the private coffers of the Castro family and those of their henchmen. In addition, Cuban exiles also send large sums of dollars to the island to help the needy, starving family members left behind. Batista was a socialist. His government brought much social reform, education, infrastructure development and other advances to the island. Look into the intertwining of the Castros and Batista. You will discover immense similarities that still to date, remain buried by the victors. Best of luck!!!!
@sabin97
@sabin97 Год назад
en serio defiendes a batista? el dictador que se robo todas esas tierras y se las regalo a sus amigos yanquis? y luego que fidel las recupero los yanquis impusieron un bloqueo economico salvaje que aun mantiene a los cubanos en la miseria......
@MawieStevens
@MawieStevens Год назад
Rats always leave a sinking ship...batista and his cronies were 22 carat rats.😊
@rafg8775
@rafg8775 Год назад
Batista compared to Castro was a dictator's apprentice.
@albertobattisti.6327
@albertobattisti.6327 11 месяцев назад
Excelente documental,felicitaciones.
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