Organizational CaseClaim Cited
Cuban Revolution goal
The movement that overthrew Fulgencio Batista joined armed insurgents, urban organizers, students, workers, civic opponents, and a wider public around an anti-dictatorial promise of constitutional government, national sovereignty, land reform, and social justice. Its unity was powerful enough to defeat the regime but too open-ended to settle how plural authority would survive victory.
How can a broad liberation coalition convert opposition to dictatorship into durable, plural rules for authority after victory?