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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION (MONCADA ASSAULT (CONSEQUENCES (Batista held an…

- - - - 1955-56 armed groups were set up to resist the repression
  - - - Batista use of repression and tort affected him image and allowed the rebels to be seen as martyrs of the dictatorship
    - - after a year he allowed political parties to regroup and many political prisoners were freed including Castro
        
        castro went into exile in Mexico to prepare for the revolution
      - tried to appear like a democracy
        
        demonstrations grew leading to armed clashes in towns and cities
        
        revolutionary organisations spread throughout the countryside, promoting rural insurgence sabotaging property and organising guerrilla groups
        
        communication and delivery of food was disrupted
        
        sugar production dropped as a consequence to the sugar mill sabotages
        
        Elections demanded by the 26th of July Movement
        
        refused by Batista