Examples of using Fidel in English and their translations into French
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That gave rise to the idea that Fidel could send him a confidential message about a sinister terrorist plan which Cuba had just uncovered
Althea Gibson returning home as a champion, Fidel Castro playing baseball
Fidel said that Cuba rejected the United States threats,
Brands like Montecristo and Cohiba(originally Fidel Castro's private label) are sold out of La Casa del Habano shops,
While waiting to see Fidel Castro, they traveled around the island,
Perón's return to power, and in early 1961, he held informal discussions with Che Guevara on the possibility of an alliance between Fidel Castro's new regime and the Peronist movement.
by President Gerardo Machado, and finally by Fidel Castro's Marxist-Leninist government following the Cuban Revolution in the late 1950s.
the Integrated Revolutionary Organizations(IRO) was formed, merging Fidel Castro's 26th of July Movement with Blas Roca's Popular Socialist Party and Faure Chomón's Revolutionary Directory 13 March.
Soviet influence in Latin America following the Cuban revolution that brought Fidel Castro to power under Eisenhower.
based on the precepts of Martí and Fidel, to overcome all injustice.
In the footsteps of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara,
The fusion of these two hotelier families led to the move to Can Fidel, otherwise known as Hostal del Vallès, and in 1910 the
cultural wall that separates them, Valeria(US), Fidel(Mexico), Irene(Spain)
Esmaeil Afshari(Islamic Republic of Iran); Fidel Coloma(Chile); Diénébou Kaba Camara(Côte d'Ivoire);
Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Julius Nyerere etc.
the confessed terrorist who tried to assassinate Cuba's President, Fidel Castro, in 2002.
Fidel Castro proclaimed it"a collective system of revolutionary vigilance," established"so
Fidel said that his Government did not need to do anything to make it easier for those who wished to leave the country to do so;
Fidel emphasized that emigration policy had become more flexible in the past three years and that, currently, anyone who so wished could leave
land seized in the American Revolution, was drafted in response to provisions in the Helms-Burton Act which sought to punish Canadian companies for using land nationalised by Fidel Castro's government in Cuba.