Che’s Foco honestly does not seem theoretically sound and also didn’t result in successful revolution in the other places Che himself tried it, Cuba was in a pretty unique position to where any number of people might have been able to waltz in and seize power, Fidel and Che were lucky enough to be the ones that happened to do so.
Interesting take, I don't know enough about where it was tried, or Foco itself. My feeling is that not everyone would'be been able to lead the prolonged peoples battle on Cuba and kept the reaction down though.
It seems a whole lot like trying a protracted people’s war without getting the people on board first. I once read a pretty long and in depth analysis about it that was pretty interesting, I think written by some Trotskyist.
Che’s Foco honestly does not seem theoretically sound and also didn’t result in successful revolution in the other places Che himself tried it, Cuba was in a pretty unique position to where any number of people might have been able to waltz in and seize power, Fidel and Che were lucky enough to be the ones that happened to do so.
Interesting take, I don't know enough about where it was tried, or Foco itself. My feeling is that not everyone would'be been able to lead the prolonged peoples battle on Cuba and kept the reaction down though.
It seems a whole lot like trying a protracted people’s war without getting the people on board first. I once read a pretty long and in depth analysis about it that was pretty interesting, I think written by some Trotskyist.