Twentieth-century Cuba: The Background of the Castro Revolution

1940 Constitution 26th of July active administration Agrarian Reform agricultural American areas army Auténtico Bank Batista became Camagüey cane Castro regime Catholic Church colonial Communist criollo Cuba Cuba's Cuban domestic economic elections ernment exile exports Fidel Castro force foreign funds Grau San Martín groups Guevara Havana IBRD important increased industry INRA investment island José José Martí La Habana province labor land Latin America leaders lower class major Martí ment military million minister Ministry Negroes nomic officials operations opposition organized orishas Ortodoxo party percent Pinar del Río political popular population president Prío production province Raúl Castro revolution revolutionary rural Santería Santiago de Cuba schools social Soviet Spain Spanish sugar mills tariff tion trade Union United University University of Havana upper class urban wages workers