On July 26, 1953, the Cuban Revolution broke out: Castro launched an armed struggle against dictatorship and ruling abroad. On July 26, 1953, through the overthrow of the Battista regime, Fidel Castro led the united rebels to attack the Seven-Two Movements in Mexico. On December 2, 1953, Fidel Castro launched an armed struggle against dictatorship, calling on the people to overthrow the Battista regime. In 1955, Fidel Castro led the united rebels to attack the Seven-Two Movements in Mexico. On December 2, the following year, the army moved to the north-east Montcada camp in the province of Santiago by the government of Cuba, the government defeated the war with the armed forces. After the revolutionary committee of the Maastricht Mountains, the people