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He promised liberation. He delivered a revolution that the world still cannot agree on.For over half a century, Fidel Castro ruled Cuba with a force of will that defied every prediction — surviving the CIA, the Bay of Pigs, the collapse of the Soviet Union, ten American presidents, and the relentless pressure of the world's most powerful economy ninety miles from his shores. No leader of the twentieth century provokes more passionate disagreement: to millions acros...

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