Who was Fidel Castro?

the Spanish priest who came to Cuba in 1915 to establish a mission and instead became the island nation's first president

the peasant farmer-turned-reformer who marshaled an army of farmers to take back their government by peaceful protest

the revolutionary and guerilla leader whose forces toppled the Batista regime and established a Communist state in Cuba

the California senator who was instrumental in designing Cuba's constitution according to Thomas Jefferson's model

the revolutionary and guerilla leader whose forces toppled the Batista regime and established a Communist state in Cuba.

Answer: The revolutionary and guerilla leader whose forces toppled the Batista regime and established a Communist state in Cuba

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Fidel Castro was The revolutionary and guerilla leader whose forces toppled the Batista regime and established a Communist state in Cuba

Fidel Castro was a communist revolutionary, who became a symbol of communist revolution in Latin America.

Castro used his Guerilla armies to Defeat Batista's regime, forcing him to leave the country on 1959.

He became council in 1959, and in 1976 to 2008 he was President of the Council of State and Council of Ministers.