Castro Fidel The Man Who Almost Caused Nuclear War Between US & Soviet Union Has Died At The Age Of 90
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Castro Fidel was a divisive leader with many enemies an divisive leader who gained an international profile after surviving the many threats to his life, Castro continued to lead Cuba,this increased his profile on the world stage and earned him the respect of developing countries.During the 90s he embraced anti-globalisation and environmental issues.
He become decorated with international awards and was celebrated as a champion of socialism.However, critics say he was a totalitarian dictator whose government oversaw human rights abuses.
Castro led Cuba for decades and transformed the country into one-party socialist state.
He courted controversy throughout his reign, with the United States becoming increasingly alarmed in the early 1960s with his friendly relations with the Soviet Union.
Castro became a central figure in one of the defining moments of the Cold War by allowing the Soviets to place nuclear weapons on Cuba.
It sparked the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 leading to fears of all-out nuclear war between the Soviet Union and the US.
Castro Fidel was a divisive leader with many enemies an divisive leader who gained an international profile after surviving the many threats to his life, Castro continued to lead Cuba,this increased his profile on the world stage and earned him the respect of developing countries.During the 90s he embraced anti-globalisation and environmental issues.
He become decorated with international awards and was celebrated as a champion of socialism.However, critics say he was a totalitarian dictator whose government oversaw human rights abuses.
Castro led Cuba for decades and transformed the country into one-party socialist state.
He courted controversy throughout his reign, with the United States becoming increasingly alarmed in the early 1960s with his friendly relations with the Soviet Union.
Castro became a central figure in one of the defining moments of the Cold War by allowing the Soviets to place nuclear weapons on Cuba.
It sparked the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 leading to fears of all-out nuclear war between the Soviet Union and the US.
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