Fidel Castro - Comandante of Communist Cuba Documentary

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[@okellonjaramba6759]

In the whole world.okello N'jaramba Nairobi Kenya

[@okellonjaramba6759]

Fidel was a great leader of no e equal I'n the wholle wolrd.okello N'jaramba Nairobi Kenya

[@theotracey5370]

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​@Okello N'Jaramba

[@605pilot]

My dad was in the 1945 Belen High School graduation class alongside Fidel Castro.

[@masemolasekwati9894]

How did he live his life as a teenager?

[@blueagle-di6is]

congratulations 🎉

[@brina6680]

@@blueagle-di6is are u usually this much of a douche or is it just online? ✌🏼

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That’s awesome

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Thank you Javier!

[@fritzstehr]

Thank you for confirming the USA's propaganda has been a success for you Javier Arvelo-Cruz-Santana with your information comprehension confirmation.

[@WinstonJohnson-uo4eh]

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[@JangianTV]

​@@PeopleProfiles...very cool!

[@clgraff76]

I wish they had documentaries this well done when I was in school. Might have learned something.

[@missangela6720]

You’re still in KZbin School

[@BierBart12]

@@missangela6720 Hell yeah, you never stop learning!

[@candicetenga1437]

​@@BierBart12 True statement!!!!!

[@marthaperdew]

Exactly!

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

@@BierBart12Auzgeichnen Spitzname!

[@clgraff76]

Love ❤️ Cuba 🇨🇺

[@peacelovebrad]

This beats the hell out of Netflix's much longer documentary series on Cuba, which lets CIA employees (not behind-the-scenes conspiracy style, I mean right there in front of the camera) tell the story.

[@jupitercyclops6521]

Because Netflix is ran by the tyrants / establishment that gave us obama

[@Sabundy]

It's Netflix.....what do you expect

[@Glocktopus129]

It’s insane how stupid the state department thinks we are. The worst part is they’re right for the most part.

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

The Netflix documentary was pretty open about US imperialism towards Cuba, the Platt Amendment and so on.

[@AvinashNicholas]

This is yet another exceptional documentary from Peoples Profiles! I've listened to one each on George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot, and now Fidel Castro thus far. I love the balanced presentations, the near-objectivity (no one can truly be objective) of these films, and the reliable information from them.

[@nattyphillips9792]

With the history of Cuba known, you propagandists for US imperialism can shut up now! Viva Fidel, el commandante.

[@claudiotavares9580]

@@harkinsh Where the hell did you get that Castro sentence more people to death than Pinochet? What is the source? Your @ss? Pinochet killed more that ten thousand people through his regime, Castro barely condemned one thousand people to death. People were condemned to capital punishment in Cuba only as a last resource if the person in question represents a huge risk to society and political stability.

[@harkinsh]

@@nattyphillips9792 You might as well wish Satan a long life.

[@al3xa723]

I would say he could definitely do more. It's very easy to slip in common opinions mistaking them as facts, as he did a few times. However, for a documentary length long video, it's a damn good job.

[@higherresolution4490]

Amen! I'm right with you. Listen to the one on Batista. It goes along very well with this video on Castro. So funny that one of the middle names of Castro's father was Batista.

[@farookkshah6344]

It was U S imperialism which gave birth to communist regime in Cuba .But the fact that Castro ensured basic necessities of health and education to Cubans should be appreciated.

[@brownhat1290]

Health? Cubans have to provide their own bedsheets, gowns and even the medicine when they go to the hospital. Only the ruling class (Castro and his henchmen) enjoy quality medical care.

[@ethancastillo6673]

@@brownhat1290not true ?? Lmao

[@coolman6139]

​@@ethancastillo6673100% true. Try actually living in cuba yourself

[@gokuetavinaeseria]

​@@ethancastillo6673that's definitely true (I'm cuban)

[@ethancastillo6673]

@@gokuetavinaeseria there’s a 60+ year embargo that the US has implemented on Cuba since the revolution. It is ongoing today, there are reasons for things that you purposely overlook. Come back when you read up on actually history.

[@boBsGOODdaze]

There's no way a country with an economy that struggles to feed it citizens that has quality free healthcare. ~boB

[@duggyfresh28]

Free health care and education is a great thing

[@cardinalRG]

Reckoned in isolation, then yes, it is. But consider that when health care becomes free at the same time it diminishes in quality, then both of those factors need to be weighed in the balance. Cuba was a regional, and even a world leader in medicine prior to Castro’s revolution, but Marxism effectively killed that edge, and not only stunted progress, but actually caused some retrogression. Before you say “embargo,” I’ll agree that the embargo has been a factor, but not the only one, and not the major one. Socialism underperforms research-wise as compared to free-markets, and Castro’s version of Marxism has an utterly paltry track record of medical achievement, apart from its single, admirable expansion of access. In short, health care for Cubans now is a larger piece of a much smaller pie than before.

[@D64nz]

@@cardinalRG Actaully capitalism is by far the inferior system when it comes to research. Under socialism all parties are free to share their work with each other, but under capitalism you have direct competition which demands double ups of research and often even 5 or 10 companies all trying to do the same research. It's pure wasted time and resources and even worse any breakthroughs are quickly patented to prevent anyone further developing those technologies. It's lust for competition makes capitalism by far the most inefficient and outright wasteful style of economy, which rewards artificial scarcity and punishes abundance with poverty. It's why the US has outrageous medical bills and why $3 of insulin can cost hundreds.

[@cardinalRG]

@@D64nz --No, friend. You are confusing theory with reality. The profit motive is the single most effective driver of innovation and advancement, and most of the modern miracles that surround you have come at the hands of capitalists, including the computer you’re using to read this. You are also confusing the free-market cost of medical advancements with the reason they exist at all, because they are separate issues. You may not like it, but the truth is that the research and development output of socialist countries is paltry compared to free-market countries.

[@fantastichound]

​@@cardinalRG fine, but a world leader in medicine prior to 1959 isn't it a huge overstatement ?

[@reedraikes7471]

​@@D64nz fucking brilliantly put

[@NOZZASLOADEDED]

Your videos would benefit greatly with more quotes and clips with sound to capture better the context of those moments in history

[@SharkMinnow]

agreed...kind of boring.

[@alicewangui3288]

Please make one about Che Guevara. Yours is great stuff.

[@rickswineberg]

Do one about Pancho Villa of Mexico.

[@dannyk847]

Pancho villa was a 1900s narco. Glorified. Zapata was the real doc we should get.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

He should do one of Alberto Fujimori. *ALBERTO FUJIMORI, THE BEST PRESIDENT OF PERU.*

[@tembandebele6216]

Despite the dictatorial tendencies that marred the rule of Fidel Castro l still feel that he was a better ruler than Batista. Notable areas of improvement where in education and health care. I should think that dictatorship was the way to go for Cuba with the threat of the USA at its doorstep. If he had tried to be democratic he could have been easily overthrown.

[@brankobelfranin8815]

Have you ever been to cuba?

[@patrickpoulin3742]

It is a myth.

[@petercroves8562]

you forgot he's going to Canada in 2000 for the state funeral of P E T, IT was noted in national media

[@hannibalbrown]

He's Justin Trudeau's real father just look at the two

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Do one about DR Eric Williams from Trinidad and Tobago

[@marcrubin8844]

Great suggestion.

[@mjmcg73]

His proudest moment as a father was when his son became Prime Minister of Canada

[@reedraikes7471]

Y'all would have a higher literacy rate

[@hotelworker812]

Hahahahaha!!!!

[@breelee4362]

😂😂😂

[@higherresolution4490]

You're literally correct. Klaus Schwab is also very proud of Castro's son as one of his young globalist leader's students.

[@INRamos13]

​@@reedraikes7471 Yeah and they wouldn't vote leftists like Castreau

[@jeremybenoit759]

I saw the picture on the video link and thought that was Justin Trudeau

[@tamimahmed7857]

Please do one on Saddam Hussein of Iraq.

[@FormulaPunRacer]

Ever thought of doing Fulgencio Batista, Che Guevara, Juan Peron, Antonio Salazar, & Enver Hoxha?

[@wendyHew]

Enver Hoxa would be good, I visited the historical bunker and museum in Tirana and it was very interesting.

[@Outlaw_j84]

Bro you are going through this story way too fast.

[@nathanielavoures1596]

More movies about this need to be made!

[@arnaldogomez9146]

Yes horror movie

[@patriciakoroma587]

My emotions are mixed when it comes to fidel Castro's life and achievements in Cuba and the world. However this documentary was great to listening to.

[@MrEverth007]

There should be no ambiguity about who this monster was, an evil man who ruined millions of people’s lives. Have you seen Cuba lately?

[@jake6743]

Achievements like misery and poverty to his own people?

[@jorgel.martinez2648]

He was the worst son Cuba gave to us…

[@reedraikes7471]

​@@jorgel.martinez2648 seems that he was better than Batista

[@jorgel.martinez2648]

@@reedraikes7471 no, Batista was a kid compared to him.

[@Joy3269]

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[@davidelms893]

You forgot to mention his relationship with the Trudeau's and his son Justin Castro 🤫

[@robertmartinez988]

I think you're so right

[@drstrangelove4998]

Indeed 🥳

[@luismoreno8337]

No comments.....

[@syourke3]

Don’t be such an idiot! Castro was a great leader who fought against imperialism. Trudeau is a puppet for the imperialists.

[@djdoolittle1315]

Castro GTX

[@BroadSideBricks]

Could you do one on Salazar from Portugal?

[@krististigall7464]

I’m a HUGE fan of your channel but I have one tiny complaint. I’ve lived in Texas my whole life and have been around Latin people to know that a double L ALWAYS sounds like a Y.

[@marie_h1104]

While that's true for those of Mexican descent, it may not be in Cuban communities. It's quite fascinating!

[@lucas07700]

that depends on the accent of the person speaking.

[@rafaelrodriguez8028]

@@marie_h1104no, doble L still sounds “like” Y for Cubans. No other Hispanic countries use double L like in English this is an absolute rule of the language unless the Argentinians and Chileans for example. Which mention Doble L and Y like Ch or Sh

[@Joshua-fi4ji]

​@@rafaelrodriguez8028closer to a "YJ" sound tbh. In mainland Spain anyway. Non Spanish speakers pronouncing it as a Y won't be a problem though.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

​@@lucas07700 No. It doesn't. Yo hablo perfecto español

[@TheBuba1212]

Several PBS broadcast on the early years after the revolution Castro expressed his desire for normal political relations with the US. He stated he wanted freedom for the Cubans, and open elections and a democratic nation. When he was rebuffed he turned to the Soviet Union . The nation of Cuba could be a heaven on earth if not for the economic sanctions and the embargo., You failed to show how miserable the average Cubans lived before the revolution. Castro was a visionary and would have made great strides if not for the might of the US government. His human rights was no worse than 90% of countries in this world .

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[@josue1234568]

Grande FIDEL ❤

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😂😂😂

[@minix7295]

Estuvo interesante todo la investigación saludos desde Nicaragua

[@danielalbani4866]

I think the U.S. failed in Cuba as in Vietnam for not taking into consideration nationalism and sovereignty issues in this small nations that will prefer anything (like comunism) to becoming once again a sad colony ruled by an outside power in humiliation terms.

[@reedraikes7471]

Cubas got free healthcare and a better literacy rate than us, if we didn't absolutely destroy their economy through sanctions they would be thriving

[@donatelalarosa9109]

I can say Cuba looks beautiful in this documentery like it used to be, not like that anymore.

[@ElenaGarcia-og5ml]

Excelente informacion de las dificultades. Pero lo principal vendria siendo las causas de estas. Los pueblos son atacados y destruidos y la ironia es q se tratan de refugiar o van al pais que origina sus tragedias!

[@buttercupj6208]

Cuba 🇨🇺 🙂

[@abiolaisholanke]

Very educational!

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[@mauricio9564]

Say what you want about Fidel,but this man had balls.Fought againts a military dictatorship with 50 men at the beginning and won ,and faced the worlds strongest empire and survived its 600 assassination attempts ,freaking Chad.

[@BringbackgAmberleafns]

he certainly comes of as the most likeable/charismatic of the communist dictators. but im sure he probably made up a few of those assasination attempts to look more like a chad.

[@Rainhands22]

@@BringbackgAmberleafns Sure but to survive even one assassination attempt by the US let alone multiple is pretty hardcore.

[@loyertamara]

Balls? A killer?

[@tylerkelly9801]

Who the hells chad

[@musicaquecalma4134]

Mauricio, What a pity people living outside of Cuba give themselves to the task of repeating the words and ideas of a government that has been blaming "another" for its destruction and mismanagement for 60 years! Open your eyes! Please, do not repeat that the blockade is to blame for everything that happens in Cuba, NOO! In Cuba there is a blockade yes, but from the government itself to its people. Didn't they know!? It is the most logical, because from minute one, when Fidel Castro took power 63 years ago, he took on the task of confiscating: newspapers, magazines, television channels, radio stations, ministries and sectors of communications, culture, of education, of cinema, of the book... What came out, and comes out, of Cuba? Only praise and long live Fidel, "his" Revolution, the Communist Party and as many things as they need to strengthen in their favor to move international opinion to their side. On the contrary, what have they done to hide that they destroyed Cuba and that it is a war zone? Simple, with all the poison, manipulations and lies, they took on the task of looking for a credible enemy, to blame him for the collapse and destruction of a country that, when they took it, was one of the best economies in Latin America and of the world (look for information, please). Cuba has been and is, in the hands of criminals who have sucked its wealth to live as big capitalists, do millionaire deals with other nations, and subjugate the people through indoctrination, fear, abuse... and hunger, needs and misery as weapons of social control.

[@Shairony]

For such a small island nation, Cuba's contributions to the Global south is nothing short of spectacular. While the current apartheid regime was both learning from and aiding South African apartheid, Cuba was helping ANC. I would take Madiba's word for it. RIP Comandante! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@semdavidanger]

He,. Had soviet backing to do so,.

[@aarondemiri486]

A man who lived through exciting times to be sure and history shall judge him

[@aarondemiri486]

@Priapis Rex .......oh I gave him a read and yeah after watching the video yeah not a favourable view will be given i guess

[@musicaquecalma4134]

I would say, a scoundrel, hypocrite, self-centered, liar and manipulator; but intelligent enough to live off the hardships of a country, and as a great capitalist; while he forced his people to live in the misery that communism gives.

[@deidradahl2802]

@@musicaquecalma4134-- Maybe he had to have those houses, and the bulletproof limo, the CIA tried dozens of times to kill him, and he outlived them all. Anyway he deserves everything he had. look what he did for his people, free healthcare 100% literacy, no drug addicts no homelessness, I saw a woman pushed out of a NY hospital in hospital clothes, because her healthcare had run out, democracy in the USA, is homelessness, kids graduating from high school unable to read, violent gun crimes, evictions, if you are 2 weeks late with the rent. all those trillions the USA is spending on undermining other countries, and stupid drug wars should be better spent ,taking care of the needy. With so little, look what Cuba has done ,while under decades of sanctions which was lifted by Obama, and reinstated by Trump. Long live the memory of Fidel Castro, long live Cuba

[@musicaquecalma4134]

@@deidradahl2802 You are Cuban? And if you are, do you now live in Cuba?

[@deidradahl2802]

@@musicaquecalma4134-- My father and all my uncles were born in Havana Cuba, my mother siblings and I were all born in Jamaica, so we are half and half. We go back and forth with relatives, we live between Europe and Jamaica

[@iamwesterncanadian570]

Justin is so proud of his daddy

[@scramjet4610]

This video completely just jumps Castro's long armed struggle to his victory, omitting how he actually beat the Cuban military. So, although there is alot of interesting and useful information in this video, cutting out most of the details of his armed struggle is a bit disappointing.

[@spaniardsrk5108]

He won with propaganda, there was no prolonged civil war.

[@goldito62]

As well as all the innocent people that have died and suffered under his regime

[@saltyleaf6002]

​@@goldito62weird way of saying Fascists, slavers and American puppets.

[@marianotorrespico2975]

@@goldito62 --- INNOCENT!? . . . Sure. Figure out that treason is a negative, some how. Try. You can think. Think yourself out of that lie and reconcile that lie with the facts of Communist Cuba and Cuban Communism and Cubans liking their Communist Cuba better than your COLONIAL Cuba.

[@charlesfarquharson2563]

@@goldito62I guess no Cubans died under Batista's regime then?

[@AnthonyNeil-lo8of]

Good man

[@MilutinVasic]

Why didn't you mention Camillo Cienfuegos? He was also a very important figure in the Cuban Revolution!

[@isaackinyua5756]

Fidel Castro, a man to remember and honor. The Cuban doctors worked in Kenya at some point in the second term of the 4th President H.E Uhuru Kenyatta and there was praise for the doctors. One thing I love about Castro, is that he did the unthinkable to protect and safeguard his nation. We should ask the hard question, why the USA and allies still maintain sanctions or embargo on Cuba?

[@possumverde]

I find it interesting that Castro thought Puerto Rico was being prevented from gaining statehood. They've constantly chosen not to become a state. Under their current situation, they get many benefits but without much of the responsibilities that come with statehood. Sounds like Castro was just looking for additional excuses to dislike the US at that point.

[@charlesfarquharson2563]

You may want to educate yourself more on the conditions of the poorer Cubans who were being exploited by the US based mafia along with all the other US corporations that were courted by a corrupt, greedy, and murderous Batista regime.. Batista took over quarter of a billion dollars which he stole from the country when he left to Don Rep. There is a more in depth documentary on that era in Cuba history also on KZbin, titled "How Fidel Castro Came to Power - Secrets of War" on the Timeline Documentary channel. This one offers greater insight into the struggles of the country that led to its nationalist political agenda, of which Castro became the most prominent proponent..

[@sebidelpi8491]

Back then it was different! Todays global capitalist economy makes workers compit on a world economy. Beeing part if the us is evidently a plus for the puertorican worker .

[@johnathan5252]

Dont make it sound so glamorous, he was right, the place might as well be called a U.S. colony

[@nomeyodomar]

What benefits? They have to pay to study and pay health insurance. Assimilated not to want independence

[@krishnantampi5665]

Great Revolutionary and great leader of cuba, but much might be said on both sides great and split splash lecture sir u are equally great sir great lecture splendid day. ❤❤❤

[@avengersprime5431]

"Great Revolutionary and great leader of cuba" LOL is that supposed to be a joke?

[@MilutinVasic]

​@@avengersprime5431Fidel is the reason why you can even read or write! Are you even AWARE OF THAT!?

[@switzjon8405]

@@MilutinVasicThat was a positive. Unlike Descendants of enslaved Blacks who were killed just attempting to read and write and had to be self-taught. You see those results today.

[@nellie0903]

@@MilutinVasic I'd rather be illiterate and live in freedom than literate living under oppressive socialism.

[@MilutinVasic]

@@nellie0903 I would rather live in socialist country rather in ,,democratic", because Westen democracy is actually a REAL IMPERIALIST DICTATORSHIP, LGBT (Gays, Lesbians, Transgenders-HELL ON EARTH), GLOBALISM AND THEREFORE, YOU CUBANS SHOULD EVEN THANK GOD FOR LIVING IN YOUR COUNTRY! AND I SWEAR IF YOU DARE TO WRITE ANOTHER COMMENT WHICH WILL INSULT ME, YOU WILL ALL BE REPORTED TO KZbin AND CUBAN GOVERNMENT!!!

[@pedroharth6920]

The medical system in Cuba sucks.

[@nnannaubu2145]

Great Education.

[@ligayamatira2164]

Can you do a feature video about President Ferdinand E. Marcos of the Philippines

[@nemesiomercado7948]

Yes and the title the best president in the world

[@masterartform]

@@nemesiomercado7948 I hope for the sake of human decency that this was a joke.

[@nemesiomercado7948]

@@masterartform what why?

[@masterartform]

@@nemesiomercado7948 I think we should have a high standard in judging our world leaders. I can't think much of anything positive about his administration. His economic measures created instability that is still felt today, he lied about his military service to get elected, he was brutal against any opposition. We can forgive mistakes, but it is quite obvious that he was only for self. And when shit hit the fan, did he stay and try to help the people? No, he was granted safe passage to live in Hawaii. Many Filipinos lost their life and land, but it seems his family made out really well. So humbly I say to you, "No, this person does not deserve such a title as 'world's best president'.

[@nemesiomercado7948]

@@masterartform no it's just a propaganda Marcos was a true hero if he not declared martial law the Philippine was under the Communist regime

[@jackmiller2404]

Yeah, the Bay of Pigs Invasion wasn’t exactly one of our shining moments, lol

[@ali91928]

It's very informative video

[@KaiserinErzsi]

Isn't that a keffiyeh I see between 14.47 and 15.01? :)

[@romelnegut2005]

A weekend with two uploads? A very pleasant surprise.

[@PeopleProfiles]

Four uploads this week, including a 1 hour 40 minute Christmas special on England's Greatest King.

[@romelnegut2005]

@@PeopleProfiles Four in a week? That's a lovely early Christmas present.

[@lyndsaycrawford]

@The Peoples profile would you ever cover the Stewart dynasty?

[@PeopleProfiles]

@@lyndsaycrawford We will yes.

[@dougfrench8231]

Justin Trudeau's father .

[@user-kf6jk6tg9u]

How true is this

[@austinsoleyn1709]

Hello my dear friends thanks you'll for sharing keep up the great work GOD bless us all

[@fromthepagesofhistory3248]

Bro what about Napoleon Bonaparte

[@PeopleProfiles]

We will cover his life in an extra long, super detailed, multi part series...not yet though.

[@user-hj4fc8zn9d]

He is not an ordinary life history worth not knowing.

[@jonassamy8771]

Great Video

[@BellaBlkBerry]

Congrats on the million milestone!!! Had ro come watch this again since the 3 world dragons are breathing fire and Cuba is smack in the mix again.

[@benascreations2694]

Looks just like the PM of Canada lol like father like son..

[@jameseverett4976]

Thinks like him too.

[@israellopez959]

I feel that the US government influenced the developments occurring in Cuba before the Cuban leftist revolution, during and it will continue to excert influence on this island whether is good or bad.

[@allandeverythingatonce]

The average minimum wage in Cuba comes to around $87 (2,100 Cuban pesos) per month for a 44-hour workweek, although its rate varies by occupation.

[@vsaharc]

Just came from Cuba, have met a college professor, who teaches for 14 days straight and have 2 days off, then does another 14 days, etc... Makes $29 a month. Exchange rate was 1 USD = 160-170 pesos

[@NorceCodine]

And yet they pay $10K for a Lada. The hidden economy is huge in Cuba.

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Awesome work thanks.

[@elterrorii]

Stupid

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[@trj1442]

One of your best. Thankyou for your awesome content.

[@helenodetroyo7035]

One of the best pawns of the superbankerjewishiluminati💩 in carrying out their plan of impoverish the oppressed gentile nations.🤔

[@davidvalter1936]

Forgot to mention that the tourist parts are well kept. The rest is falling apart. People have no food. Health care is poor for common people. There is nothing there

[@CCJ243]

Harvey Dent from The Dark Knight: "You either die a HERO. Or you live long enough to see yourself become the VILLAIN.

[@wadejameskennedy4495]

All dictators are equal. Some are just more dictatorial than others.

[@reasoningthroughlife1277]

I love Cuban history, excellent job on this biography.

[@eduardoperezverdecia3961]

Clearly you do not know anything about the history of Cuba.

[@victoriaohlendorf7525]

@@eduardoperezverdecia3961 you can watch those movies and realise yourself, make your own research... VPO.. TY!

[@brianazmy3156]

No mention of the 1983 Grenada involvement. I deployed there on 25 October with the 82nd Airborne division as part of Operation URGENT FURY and thousands of Cuban documents were recovered as well as weapons in Cuban registered containers. Several Cuban military personnel were captured and killed in the battle at point Salines airstrip.

[@kimobrien.]

Yep the betrayal of Grenada revolution with the murder of Maurice Bishop opened the door for the invasion. It's documented in the Second Assassination of Marcie Bishop.

[@mohamedmikhael5531]

Why don't you make a report on Western dictators and war criminals like Winston Churchill??

[@ClarkGable-cm5zv]

Castro was a nationalist patriot who Liberated the Cuban people from an oppressive dictatorial regime. American administration since 1959 acted criminally against Castro and Cupa's people through several coup d'etat attempts as well as by imposing sanctions on Cupa's population to create chaos and famine that will lead to the people revolting but the people did not do that but they protected their country Cupa through to protect revolotion leader Castro and his comrades. the people are aware that without Castro's revolution, Cupa would have been a colony and a big brothel for Americans.

[@autodidact537]

He was nothing more than a political Mafioso.

[@eduardoaguilar8032]

11:20 she looks like a female version of Pablo Escobar 🤣🤣

[@davidvalter1936]

Can you do Salazar of Portugal please

[@Cadence733]

Could we get videos on Tito, Nehru and Che Guevara too please?

[@patrickhallermann3844]

Peoples Profiles is really great. Maybe more authentic images rather than stock would be good. For example in this on, instead of a stock shark tank, show images of where Fidel was actually swimming through.

[@mashilokgosana7866]

we thank Castro for his gallantness. against all odds he stil made Cuba, we draw enormous inspiration from him

[@goldito62]

People who never lived under regimes like these always romanticize them but never take the plunge to actually live out their Utopian dreams and experience the realities. As for me, I know people that actually survived this regime, be my guest and fulfill your curiosity.

[@donatelalarosa9109]

Fidel Castro didn't make Cuba, he destroyed it, I invite every body that admire Fidel Castro, to go and visit the island and see for yourself.

[@goldito62]

Your contribution was crucial in the movie The Matrix, when Morpheus was explaining the worth of humans in the Matrix. I believe your stage name was "DURACELL"

[@mashilokgosana7866]

@@goldito62 tell us about them. What was your experience

[@edwinvillalobos7159]

@@goldito62the world romanticizes stories like these, because the world inherently understands the inherent contradictions in capitalism, it’s not like we don’t know these guys did evil things, but no resistance is perfect right? Besides capitalisms kill count throughout world history is far higher than that of communism

[@user-mh2cc4jf3f]

No pasarán! Viva la Сuba!

[@Nheath400]

I hope people take this as a lesson commuism bad dictatorship bad no 1 person should ever have that much power

[@patrickpoulin3742]

How can someone be positive about a monster like Castro ?

[@sailor123ize]

Cuba today could have been the "Monaco" of the Caribbean. A place where all Cubans would have benefited. Instead it is what it is. A country where people would rather risk their life at sea than live in oppression. My family left Cuba in the 60's when Castro declared it a communist state.

[@musicaquecalma4134]

sailor 123ize, You're right. I add, Fidel Castro destroyed Cuba and enslaved 11 million Cubans; he deceived the citizens of the world with his easy verb, he deluded everyone inside and outside the country. But, his manipulations and lies have been transmitted without control. Let the world know that Fidel did HURT to Cuba and the Cubans!!!!!

[@osepjodep7620]

Cuba would be even more hardcore capitalist then US with lesser rules. Yes with higher GDP a slim portion of wealthy and mass of really poor...

[@semdavidanger]

Oh,. My,.

[@Untitled-sb4ft]

Lol Monaco’s a place where the average joe thrives. The best they could hope for in that scenario is be wage slaves to the ultra rich

[@Sabundy]

Good grief. It was not a paradise before Castro. It was a deeply corrupt American colony where most Cubans were poor and it was ruled by a one party military dictatorship. How on earth you think that means it would have been the Monaco of anything is beyond me. It would most likely just be like Puerto Rico or The Dominican republic. Little more than an American vassal state where a small elite are rich and well off while most people are poor.

[@gregrodriguez714]

Why are people fanatical? Cuba's history is truly a sad history. Not one Cuban government change has benefited the actual Cuban people since 1959..! The Cuban government has maintained power for over 60 years. They have indoctrinated their own population with forced education of their own views, yet their own population prefers to leave and immigrate to any available country, besides their own..? Please don't comment on this unless you have actually live under this regime. It's obvious that the Cuban people want change. Even the hierarchy of the Cuban Government have defected throughout the decades... Fidel's own family live in the United States. Have you ever even asked yourself, why that is..?

[@jameseverett4976]

The idiots of the world don't care. They love evil, and hate the privileges they've been given, and use them to show what spoiled ingrates will do with freedom. There's no fixing a rotten soul.

[@fairyalhutton287]

Because America must stay out of other countries business! As South Africans, we also want our Diamonds from Charles!

[@TheMormonPower]

I'm from a heavily Republican family, however Castro has been one of my staunchest heroes since reading an interview he gave Playboy Magazine. His altruistic intentions were always to do everything possible to help the Cuban people,and to have the tenacity to stand up to American imperialism, and our governments over125attemots to assassinate him. No,not perfect, but a brave tenacious patriot to the Cuban people...We are the ones who decided to make enemies 😮

[@getanehdelnessahou4726]

Fidel Castro was a nationalist patriot who did great to his country but who had no choice but to be a bit harsh when it comes to the way he was towards sertain issues because of the unnecessary sanctions and interface of the US gov.

[@josiepataueg28]

He was another dictator. Power is highly intoxicating. In order to keep power one may sacrifice everything and anything just to be in power

[@rasmussonderriis]

With a few inaccuracies and often boring or irrelevant imagery, could do with much more old footage.

[@kierank1982]

I went to Cuba when Castro was still alive as it was on my bucket list for when I finished university. I was disillusioned a little by the desperation of the average Cuban. Some wanted me to post letters for them, quite a few tried to con me but mostly they were very nice. Having said that, I've never quite been anywhere before where the citizens so clearly watch what they say. Bars in England (and elsewhere) have many locals cussing politicians but I don't think they'd dare in Cuba. A mate of mine had gone before and just said "whatever you do, don't wear a Che Guevara shirt!". Most people there do not have time for the naive idealism of people whom also enjoy the benefits of freedoms they did not have. Castro had a mixed legacy, and the Cuba I saw was similarly a mixed bag. Castro was such a big part of Cuban history but I felt that communism (a least the Cuban version) clearly wasn't working because human nature doesn't work that way. Whilst I felt a bit guilty being an affluent tourist there, I did see a certain level of greed, envy and con artistry amongst some of the citizens. Some were absolutely delightful though, and its them I remember most fondly.

[@zuni_9566]

Its kind of hard to allow great amounts of freedom of speech when the strongest nation holds propaganda campaigns against you aggressively after you killed the fascist dictator of cuba batista. Then you also have to understand how the embargo effected their trade. Cuba is one of the few successful commjnist countries. I mean they have a better average lifespan than us and better maternal mortality rate. Lol america is a joke

[@Autos_ena_miden]

Cubans live in a place where they have to endure an embargo for such a long time, which is at least a slow death by suffocation. So that is, maybe, the reason they don't like tourists wearing Che's or communist shirts. It's easy to put the blame on Fidel, Raul, Marx, Lenin, the communist ideology, forgetting the main reason why Cubans shuffer. That is called hypocrisy, mate.

[@robertdominiczak6523]

I have a tattoo on my back of che , spent 10 years working in Cuba no problem with the people no problem with the government, and Fidel was still with us then and the people loved them both. Its only the criminals that have the problem.

[@ModernHistory1]

Really? I was under the impression that the people were very humble and grateful for what little they had which Castro gave to them whether it was in the form of healthcare or even just being able to read, which was the doing of Castro

[@michaelpelzek8882]

@@ModernHistory1 glade they were able to go to the doctor about read not so good they were not allowed to leave or if they had any criticism they would be sent to "reeducation" and hopefully come back.

[@TheWedabest]

Can you make a video about prince eugene of savoy and leka, crown prince of albania. Thanks

[@DANIEL666YUSUPOV_KAZANOVA]

Could you do one on Robert ley or on klaus barbie or vasily blokhin

[@adrianagt123]

Envidiable health care system? Public hospitals in Cuba are falling apart some without water, beds or other basic necessities. Doctors when they are able to flee the dictatorship face the harsh reality that medical education in Cuba is way behind as they lack the technology needed. You can read on how some of this doctors that defected while working (as slaves) at of some of Latam countries had to go back to school to pass the medical exam needed to homologate their degrees

[@victoriabryan8448]

Meanwhile in the hospitals don’t even have antibiotics, insulin and have to “sanitize” needles from the 90s over and over again to draw blood… el Pueblo Cubano merece mucho mejor

[@nomeyodomar]

The best in the world. Namely ophtalmology. I was treated there myself coming from Europe

[@christianleitner8201]

Yeah,thanks to the us and world bank Embargo.

[@zonko0488]

Free education (educates some fine doctors), free health care, helped in liberation of Souther Africa. Castro will never be forgotten

[@SuperJasondennis]

He's rotting in hell

[@zonko0488]

@SuperJasondennis Hell is for those who did evil deeds, for those remembered for doing good, there is a place called paradise

[@higherresolution4490]

The biggest mistake the United States made with Cuba was sanctions. As is always the case around the world, America's sanctions only hurt children, mothers, working men and retirees. Sanctions destroy culture and the arts. They do nothing to harm or deter those in power. Cuba's communism would have failed just as it did in Russia if modern appliances, modern cars, iPhones and all of the modern material goods had been allowed for distribution and purchase.

[@jorgebroceta4044]

Are you ever been in Cuba? You don't know what you talking, it's the stupidest thing I ever hear!

[@SuperJasondennis]

@@zonko0488 yea and he ain't there

[@Bob-zd4od]

Fidel’s son is living in Canada he is now the prime minister of Canada. We Canadians want Justin to return to Cuba and leave us alone as we hate dictatorship.

[@lovezone128]

Dumbest comment ever on the internet

[@donald8354]

I don’t think he wants to be a dictator. Best wishes.

[@KillerWhale99]

lmfao Fidel's son is a maricone lol

[@lilamayoral1031]

Fidelito killed him self

[@davenoel4592]

Definitely

[@rogeroro3769]

Traducelo al español y poder dar un comentario al respecto.

[@alexalexander4347]

He was both, a case of the oppressed becoming the oppressors ! Mike from Brooklyn

[@SuperSlik50]

I went to grade school with Terri Castro

[@R2Manny]

Incredible hq documentary!

[@user-tf5lg3im7k]

Without any doubt the legacy of Castro as a conductor of the Cuban regime for almost half of a century was and still is the Educational System as well as Health Care development trough the same period on the other hand the lack of liberty or the development of a real democracy has allow Cuban Regine to fulfill Peter Principle of competence therefore the new generations of leaders will have the challenge to add to the educational and health system the technological and productive business aspects as is happening with the country of Vietnam now a days an emerging Asian tiger of technology in the third decade of the 21 first century.

[@oscarogada9410]

Thanks Regan for ending cold war

[@claudiotavares9580]

The third world and specially latin america will always be grateful for what you did for us, commander Castro! Thanks for trying to help us here in Brazil against the military dictatorship, the families that fled political persecution here and find refuge in Cuba will never forget and will always be grateful. ETERNAL GLORY TO YOUR MEMORY, COMANDANTE CASTO! (And thanks to all cubans for sending us your doctors too, those men saved the lives of millions in my country that haven't access to proper medical treatment).

[@iwatchDVDsonXbox360]

Thanks for two videos in a week. And don't worry, Eleonor Roosevelt eventually got more views, i think Gandhi will be able to do the same.