-
Fidelismo ("Fidelism" in English),
otherwise known as Castroism,
consists of the
personal beliefs of
Fidel Castro,
which were
often anti-imperialist, Cuban...
- execution, of
Eutimio Guerra, a
peasant who had
acted as a
guide for the
Castrist guerrillas, but
admitted treason when it was
discovered he
accepted the...
-
headship of the
House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies,
sometimes referred to as the
Castrist faction,
argue that
because Prince Carlos signed this agreement, he relinquished...
- Cuba: 118
units in 1963. M1
carbines were used by
Batista forces, by
Castrist militias and by
Brigade 2506. Democratic
Republic of
Congo Ecuador: 576...
-
United States extradition treaties Individuals: Luis
Posada Carriles, anti-
Castrist detained in the U.S. and
wanted by Cuba and
Venezuela Brian O'Rourke (1540...
- Bazooka. Cuba:
Super Bazooka.
During the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the anti-
Castrist Brigade 2506 used 2.36 in
bazookas against Castro's T-34s. El Salvador:...
-
response to the CIA and
Cuban dissidents spreading rumors of a
project by the
castrist government to
remove the parents'
custody of
their children to indoctrinate...
- year in
Madrid between Stefano Delle Chiaie,
Michael Townley and anti-
Castrist Virgilio Paz Romero, the plan
ultimately failed.
Chilean judge Juan Guzmán...
- to Florida,
where Leroy and Chaz
disembark and
workers (presumably anti-
castrist Cubans)
sweep up the
aircraft and find LeRoy's
camera tear-off. The workers...
- "relationships with the
Cuban representation in Paris" and "his
proximity to the
castrist ideology." He was also
reproached for
having met
members of the FARC "during...
