The political culture of the vanguard or the construction of the revolutionary ethos. Cuba 1952-1959

Authors

  • Martín López-Ávalos

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35830/treh.vi53.1074

Keywords:

insurrection, vanguard, Castrismo, Cuban revolution

Abstract

Since the coup led by Fulgencio Batista on March 10, 1952, began a process of
readjustment in the Cuban political structure which will culminate in 1959. The
roots of the Cuban revolution bom of national dynamic that is articulated in atleast
two fronts: one, concerning the formation of political groups in tone insurrectionary
art, conceived and organized outside the established political parties in Cuban
parliamentary system, and two, the formulation of a new political discourse that
justified the creation of avant-garde groups and insurrectionary strategy. Here is,
also the origin of the political culture that will define the Castro and revolutionary
ideology, long before the emergence of the Cuban communists and their alleged
influence on the development of the Cuban revolution and historiography claims
supported by the paradigm of Cold War.

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Published

2016-08-31

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How to Cite

The political culture of the vanguard or the construction of the revolutionary ethos. Cuba 1952-1959. (2016). Tzintzun, Revista De Estudios Históricos, 53, 75-105. https://doi.org/10.35830/treh.vi53.1074