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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2001

Page

37

Fidel Castro at 75 Defies Odds Amid Havana Parade

Fidel Castro, the world’s last Cold War era communist leader, celebrates his 75th birthday amid a Havana parade. He has ruled Cuba for 42 years, survived nine U.S. presidents, and remains a rallying symbol despite health concerns and a faltering economy after the Soviet collapse. The aging leader, still intently defiant, vows to press on with his revolutionary fight and the battle of ideas against U.S. policies.

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Key dates in Fidel Castro's revolution

AP chronology lists pivotal milestones from the Moncada attack on July 26, 1953 through Castro's health scare on June 23, 2001. It covers Batista’s fall in 1959, land reform friction with the United States, Bay of Pigs, Cuban nationalism, Soviet trade ties, embargo actions, economic shifts, and notable events such as Pope John Paul II's visit and Elian Gonzalez custody battles.

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Cuba Eyes Solution to Historical Differences with U S

Cuba states it is not opposed to solving long standing tensions with the United States but affirms it will not change its stance or compromise its principles. The message dates to December 20, 1980 and is addressed to the Congress of the Communist Party.

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There Will Be A Fight On April Twenty Sixth

On April 26, 2001 speculation arises that he may face charges of violating human rights prompting a tense reaction and upcoming confrontation.

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