Amnesty
Grants amnesty to surviving Moncada prisoners.
Explore 17 historical events and records for Cuba in 1955.
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Grants amnesty to surviving Moncada prisoners.
Is released from prison under Batista's amnesty.
Is released with other Moncada prisoners.
Almeida is released with other Moncada prisoners under Batista's May 1955 political amnesty.
Fidel Castro is released from prison under Batista's political amnesty after serving about twenty-two months following the Moncada attack.
Raรบl Castro is released from prison under the May 1955 political amnesty granted to surviving participants in the Moncada attack.
Castro is released due to a general amnesty from Batista
After his 1955 amnesty, Fidel Castro leaves Cuba for Mexico to organize an armed expedition against the Batista government.
Fidel Castro meets Ernesto Guevara in Mexico City and recruits him into the expeditionary group preparing to return to Cuba.
Raรบl Castro works with the exile group in Mexico as it recruits, trains and prepares for an armed return to Cuba.
Juan Almeida Bosque joins Castro's exile movement in Mexico after his release from prison under the 1955 political amnesty.
The 26th of July Movement takes its name from the failed July 26, 1953 attack on the Moncada Barracks in Santiago de Cuba.
Raรบl Castro befriends Ernesto Guevara in Mexico City and helps bring him into Fidel Castro's circle of Cuban revolutionaries.
Raรบl Castro maintains contact in Mexico with Nikolai Leonov, then a junior Soviet embassy official whom Castro had first met during travel in 1953.
Receives guerrilla training in Mexico before the Granma expedition.
Receives guerrilla training in Mexico before the Granma expedition.
The Castro brothers join other exiles in Mexico to prepare a revolution to overthrow Batista
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