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• Castro's Shifters: Locating Variation in Political Discourse
  In his trademark speeches, Fidel Castro casts himself in a variety of roles: supreme leader, member of government, revolutionary, worker, member of
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• Missing Dictator Special
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  In Cuba, the Plaza de la Revolución (Revolution Square) no longer bears witness to marathon speeches from Fidel Castro .
  
  
  
  Up to a million local residents were ‘encouraged’ to stay for the entire duration of ‘inspirational’ speeches
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• Phil Bronstein: Newsom's YouTube-athon: A one-man show, hold your applause
  really none of what he calls "engaging you directly" because there's no, what's that old phrase? Give and take. Even Fidel Castro, whose own long speeches were cited by Gavin-SF Gate commenters and political opponents, answered questions during equally marathon
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• Newsom’s YouTube-athon: A one-man show, hold your applause
  Even Fidel Castro, whose own long speeches were cited by Gavin-SF Gate commenters and political opponents, answered questions during equally...
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• Conversations With Chávez and Castro By Sean Penn
  By now, October 2008, I had digested my earlier visits to Venezuela and Cuba and time spent with Chávez and Fidel Castro.
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• The Penn Chavez Castro interviews
  By now, October 2008, I had digested my earlier visits to Venezuela and Cuba and time spent with Chávez and Fidel Castro.
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• Medvedev: Consider Fidel's experience
  In this sense, what was extremely interesting to me was my conversation with Cuban leader Fidel Castro. This is a politician who has been one...
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• Sean Penn: Mountain of Snakes
  his first ever interview to a foreign journalist since the beginning of the 1957 Cuban revolution, President Raul Castro smiled warmly and simply said, "We want Obama." His initial reluctance was due to a concern that an endorsement by a Cuban president might be detrimental
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