Colombia: Fidel Castro on the Debate around Revolutionary Strategy and Lessons of the Cuban Revolution

Excerpts from Fidel Castro's Peace in Colombia and articles from the Militant. In describing the Cuban leadership's efforts to end decades of war between the FARC guerrilla movement and Colombia's brutal regime, Castro in his prologue, afterword, and other statements explains why Cuban revolutionaries, unlike FARC leaders, rejected taking hostages and organized working people to win state power, not pursue a "prolonged people's war."