www.Primo.com: Soekarno was Teacher Fidel Castro.

Soekarno in 1960 came to Cuba. He was taken to the palace and a special place, Fidel asked taught the concepts of revolution. "Mr. Soekarno, the country has its own spirit in bringing about change, we stand here alone surrounded by countries plantation remains Spain and Portugal, we also adjacent to the king of the world capitalist United States, every time we were on guard lest the American missile befall our city, and we were forced to ally with the Soviet Union so that we were safe. Indeed, Mao asked us to jointly build a political alliance, but because the Soviet Union refused when Mao intervened then we were forced to let go of Mao, though it hurt him. But we felt we had to be independent, not dependent on other countries such as the state Tuan, Indonesia ... "

"Well, Your Honor Castro ..... A country must first be independent. It was the biggest requirement of a revolution. He should not be dependent on anyone, force himself to be the size. A country should have independence, because independence he will get three things: honor, humanity and intelligence. Now, to achieve this we have to be strong to face the storm of temptation. I myself will fight when my country surrounded by colonies that would later evolve as a threat "

Fidel then asked again. "So what should be done to Cuba". Soekarno replied "What should be done is to first Majesty must analyze the glorious capital strength, what can be used as a tool for self, then use it 100% of capital for the general welfare. For me it is a source of happiness general welfare of the people, the state should not be a place for marauding on behalf of the capital, on behalf of the commodity "

Sukarno's teachings then actually held Cuba. After the visit Sukarno, Castro ordered the General Welfare Act. Hospitals, Schools, Public Facility made as possible for the welfare of the people. Until now, the Cuban public health facilities is the best of the world, people get their health rights. School was founded by free and funded by the state. Public means is very neat.

While Soekarno should die in narrow cages which are not suitable for people of him. Soekarno died, all the idea of his death. Then in Indonesia occurred outstanding burglary, robbed Freeport, Newmont robbed, gas fields are no longer for public welfare, oil fields, oil palm plantations. Everything in the robber without the slightest flow into public welfare facilities. People's allowed to live minimally. A Supriyono should bring her baby corpse because it was unable to pay the ambulance, poor people die seizure of zakat, the exodus of hundreds of thousands of our women abroad, departed without honor and dignity as human beings Indonesia intelligent and educated, but departed as a man who resigned.

It Makes Mandela Amazed at Fidel Castro.

Fidel Castro joked with Nelson Mandela in the meeting of the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland, May 19, 1998. The United States sees as a hero Nelson Mandela and Fidel Castro as criminals. But Mandela saw it from a different side: consider Castro as a friend and inspiration of freedom.

According to the Huffington Post, Mandela admired former Cuban dictator because he opposed apartheid and represent the aspirations of the nationalists from third world countries. Attitude nationalistic and anti-imperialist leader of South Africa has much in common with the Cuban leader.

Instead, the struggle of Mandela also affect the movement in South America. The victory of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 touted inspired by Mandela's speeches.

" Every source of interest to me," Mandela wrote in his autobiography in 2008.
" I read the report Blas Roca, Secretary General of the Community Party of Cuba, when they are considered as illegal organizations during the Batista regime. I read works by and about Che Guevara, Mao Tse-tung, Fidel Castro. "

Mandela admiration at Castro is not unfounded. Cuba under Castro against apartheid and supporting the African National Congress - Mandela and the political organization of the ruling party today. Cuban military intervention to Angola in the 1970s and 1980s was instrumental weaken the government of South Africa, resulted in the legalization of the ANC in 1990.

The US government, on the other hand, reportedly played a role in the arrest of Mandela in 1962 and later branded him a terrorist-called that they canceled in 2008. In 1986, President Ronald Reagan vetoed the Anti-Apartheid Act.

Given this history, it should not be surprising that Mandela remains critical of the US. When President George W. Bush announced plans to invade Iraq in 2003, Mandela showed his opposition. "If there are countries that do unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the United States. They do not care," he said.

Shortly after his release as a political prisoner in 1990, Mandela visited Cuba for expressing gratitude. He called the revolution Castro as "a source of inspiration for all those who love freedom."

"We admire the sacrifice of the Cuban people in maintaining their independence and sovereignty in the face of a demon, a campaign organized by the imperialists," Mandela said during the visit, as quoted by the Los Angeles Times. "We also want to control our own destiny."

He also asked Castro to visit South Africa. Castro the invitation Mandela in 1994 for the inauguration of Mandela as the first black president of South Africa.

Castro and Mandela continued their relationship until Mandela no longer served as president in 1999. Mandela said he will not reverse his back to the people who are equally opposed to apartheid. Thank you for reading this article.
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