Castroism

9) Based on the idea that castroism was not a spontaneous act, but a counterresponse embedded in the sociological context of Cuba, this book reminds us brilliantly of how the political discourse is intended to exacerbate the figure of more vulnerable agents, in this case children to gain further legitimacy to society's eyes.

Having already by then rejected Stalinism, they could alight, temporarily, on Maoism, or Castroism, or anything else that happened along until it proved to be too odious and disastrous.

As Pablo himself was losing his grip on the influential reins of the FI, it was, simultaneously, the willingness of Mandel in the IS and Joseph Hansen and other SWPers in the IC to collapse their differences inward in a support of Castroism that revealed, by the early 1960s, that the FI was tending in the wrong direction.

Well-known dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez opined, "with Obama's move, Castroism has won." Guillermo Farinas Hernandez, who has resorted to 23 hunger strikes to protest ongoing repression, added, "We live in daily fear that we will be killed by the fascist government.

Castroism and Communism in Latin America, 1959-1976: The Varieties of Marxist-Leninist Experience.

Even if Venezuela retains its lite version of Castroism, improvements are possible.

Marxism leads to Stalinism, to Maoism, to Pol Potism, to Kim II Sungism, to Castroism, to dictatorship, to the police state, to terror, to show trials, to the gulag, to genocide, and finally to the grave.

When reviewing the facts and perceptions of the period, it seems difficult to reduce the Chicago-Catolica training programs to a mere political tactic to combat Marxism and Castroism or even the University of Chicago's desire to experiment with neoclassical (or as its often referred to, neoliberal) economic ideas.