ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Explore the complex history of Cuba from Spanish colonization to Fidel Castro's revolution, highlighting key figures, events, and US influence that shaped the island's political landscape.
Topics:
- Cuba's early history and Spanish colonization
- US influence and the Platt Amendment
- Rise of Batista and political corruption
- Fidel Castro's early life and revolutionary actions
- The 26th of July Movement and the failed attack
- International impact and US involvement in Cuba
- The legacy of Jose Marti and Che Guevara
English
United States
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