castroism
Noun: A political ideology and form of communism developed by Fidel Castro, based on Marxist-Leninist principles but adapted to the specific historical, social, and economic conditions of Cuba. It emphasizes anti-imperialism, national sovereignty, and social revolution.
Castroism is used as a proper noun to refer specifically to the political doctrine and policies associated with Fidel Castro's leadership in Cuba. It is typically discussed in historical, political, and academic contexts.
- The historian analyzed the impact of Castroism on Latin American politics in the 20th century.
- His political beliefs were deeply influenced by Castroism and the Cuban Revolution.
- The book provides a critical study of Castroism and its economic policies.
- As a historical concept: The term is used to analyze a distinct period and ideology within socialist movements.
- The decline of Castroism as a model for other nations was a topic of debate.
- Castroist (adjective): Pertaining to or characteristic of Castroism.
- He held Castroist views on education and healthcare.
- Castroite (noun/adjective): A follower or supporter of Castroism; relating to Castroism.
- The Castroite faction advocated for the policies.
This term has one primary meaning as a specific political ideology. It does not have common alternative definitions in general usage.
- Cuban communism
- Castro's ideology
- (In specific contexts) Cuban revolutionary socialism
- Anti-communism
- Capitalism
- (In the Cuban context) Batista-era politics
There are no common idioms or phrasal verbs derived from the term Castroism. It is used strictly as a political proper noun.
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a form of communism developed in Cuba by Fidel Castro
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