Fidelism

English Etymology From en Fidel ism, from Fidel Castro. Noun - en Castrism. en 1958 Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers United States. Department of State 796 He is undoubtedly conscious of Fidelism and its threat to constituted governments and Cuba can push him too hard. Better than most Latin American leaders today, he can meet Fidelism with its own weapons which he understands well. en 1970 Strategy for revolution Régis Debray 81 A summary dialectic would thus make of Fidelism an a posteriori synthesis of two currents, national and international, nationalist and Communist. But such an interpretation risks giving Fidelism the consistency of a distinct ideology, which it does not have and does not want. en 1974 The Latin American Revolution Donald Clark Hodges 147 Originally the New Left was indistinguishable from Fidelism, but in view of this uneven development the vanguard is no longer coextensive with the entire movement. Anagrams en defiilms misfield misfiled en eponyms