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The 14 pages that link to Fulgencio Batista, each with the reason it gives.

• Cuban RevolutionRelated: His 1952 coup and government became the revolution’s central target.

• Fidel CastroRelated: His dictatorship became the target of Castro’s armed rebellion.

• HavanaRelated: Batista’s government shaped Havana before the revolution and was overthrown there in 1959.

• Rafael TrujilloCompared with: Batista offers a regional comparison with Trujillo’s military-backed personal dictatorship.

• Cuban Revolution of 1933Related: His control of the army became a decisive force in the revolutionary government’s survival.

• Marcos Pérez JiménezRelated: Both rulers relied on military authority, but Batista's fall came a year after Pérez Jiménez's.

• Cuban Constitution of 1940Related: Batista won the presidency in 1940 under the new constitutional order.

• Gerardo MachadoRelated: Batista rose to national power amid the military upheaval that followed Machado’s fall.

• Camilo CienfuegosRelated: Batista’s government was the regime Cienfuegos fought to overthrow.

• Carlos Prío SocarrásCompared with: His 1952 coup ended Prío’s presidency and reshaped Cuba’s political course.

• History of CubaRelated: His authoritarian government was overthrown by the Cuban Revolution.

• Élie LescotCompared with: Batista’s wartime presidency offers a Caribbean comparison for an elected leader governing under emergency pressures.

• FidelismoCompared with: Opposition to Batista’s government united the rebels whose victory produced Fidelismo.

• Ramón GrauRelated: His influence constrained Grau’s first government and later intersected with his electoral return.