Fidel Castro Was Recognized As The Frontrunner Of The Cuban

Fidel Castro was recognized as the frontrunner of the Cuban Revolution. Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz was born on August 13, 1926 in Biran Cuba. His father owned a pretty large sugar plantation, which at the time seemed to be fairly prosperous. Due to owning such a large plantation, his family did not seem to suffer as much as other families did. The money that Fidel’s father obtained provided him with broad education opportunities. After a few years had passed by, in 1945, Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz got his degree in law in where he attended at the University of Havana. He started out by dedicating his personal time and himself as well to the poor. Through his dictatorship in Cuba, he seemed to have done a few significant things as well as†¦show more content†¦Cuba’s new establishment which was sanctioned by Fidel Castro in 1976 meritoriously acknowledged Communism to be the only genuine party in Cuba since democracy no longer existed. This particular type of gov ernment is made up of a dominant operational group of 225 representatives that have to be elected by the Party Congress. Standing at the very tip of this political configuration is Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz, in which he was the role of the First Secretary of the Communist Party. As a matter of fact, Castro has formed many Committees for the Defense of Revolution in which they function on almost every block throughout Cuba which spys on fellow citizens and they report back to the government of their founding’s. Undesirable reports will end up in jail. By having loyalty to the Party, you cannot talk to non-nationals of the country. A good amount of people are enslaved in Fidel Castro’s prisons for crimes that involve political engagements and them trying to escape from the island as well as speaking against the government. A meeting between numerous members of various communist organizations and Castro happened in June 1991. This happened because it was settled to inaugurate Rapid Response Brigades. Their whole motto was to â€Å"Defend the country, the Revolution, and Socialism in all circumstances by confronting any sign of counter-revolution or crime.† What this is really trying to say is that leaving the country without