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Natonar womens rracuon ay N ciaist Chalenge ornice I0.3U Bob Marley was not a 'protest singer' who drew attention to strug• gles of which he was not part. He was a committed artist whose works were indivisible from the struggles they expressed.
His powerful words are evidence of his political intentions, and their political effects elevated him above the shallow pop culture which he evaded while alive, but which has attempted to claim him in death.
When Island Records released The Wailers' Catch a Fire in a cigarette lighter cover in 1973, they sparked a political and cultural
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, vice Castro, his visit goes beyond official visit to Paris. A central part of a new series of Cuban foreign and economic policy. editor of the French revoluAs figure in Havana, he is respon- diplomatic initiatives.
'number three' Jean-Pierre of the mill bi-lateral in the tionary paper Rouge, assesses Beauvais,