In mid-1962, the Cuban government under Fidel Castro carried out the execution of more than 300 political opponents at the La Cabaña fortress. This event occurred during a period of rapid political consolidation and the regime's strategic shift toward alignment with the Soviet Union, which had begun to cause internal divisions within the revolutionary movement.
In-depth summary · AI, neutralLa Cabaña, 1962: The 48 hours in which Fidel Castro's regime executed more than 300 opponents
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