There have been two shining moments in Cuban history. The first is incarnated by Jos Mart in 1885, when he organized a war to lead an unsuspecting public towards a historic destiny. The result was the 1902 pseudo-republic. For me, the second moment was represented by Fidel Castro when he organized the 1959 Revolution and united the people to lead them to a historic destiny. Fidel Castro is a man of great merit.
Revolutions are never black and white.
There are no definitive judgments one can pass on them. There are many different nuances. The French Revolution was, at the time, the most unpopular event in Europe. Counterrevolutionary literature was widely diffused. History has not reserved a place for the names of those who wrote enormous treaties against the Jacobeans, against the Masons, against the Revolution, yet for the revolutionaries it has.