Challenges and Resistance: Cuban Anarchists from Exile to Protest

Explores the historical context of Cuban anarchists from the 1930s to recent decentralized protests, detailing their struggles against government repression, exile, and propaganda. Discusses the establishment of ideological organizations like the CTC, involvement in the Spanish Civil War, and the suppression faced post-Batista's fall. Highlights the division within the global anarchism movement regarding Cuba and the ongoing fight for freedom and recognition.