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Amilcar Cabral emphasized that freedom is intrinsically linked to culture, advocating for decolonization through "re-Africanization." His revolutionary approach, rooted in an African interpretation of Marx, transformed abstract theories into practical strategies, leading to significant liberation efforts in Guinea Bissau against Portuguese rule. Cabral's influence extended across the Pan-African movement, inspiring liberation struggles in various African countries. This expanded edition includes key texts and speeches from Cabral's final years, reflecting his enduring legacy in the fight against imperialism.