He is a Cuban nationalist and now he has kind of overthrown the puppet regimes and he's kind of for the first time getting a democratically organized Cuba. And he becomes president in 1940. And this is key because when Batista was president from 1940 to 1944 he had the support of the Communist Party, of all the progressive parties. And if you read the Cuban constitution from that period it is spectacular. It's all about democracy and liberalism and freedom and all of that good stuff. And then in 1944 Batista leaves Cuba for the United States and he kind of goes out to New York where he lived for a few years to kind of plot his next move. And he is thinking about coming back and running for election in 1952.