The correct answer is: Batista was an ally of the United States, and many Cubans didn't want the US to influence their economy.
Explanation
Many Cubans resented the rule of Fulgencio Batista because he was an ally of the US and many Cubans didn't want it to influence their economy since has always been based on Communism.
Moreover, they also didn't want the US to have any involvement in the politics of their country too.
Fulgencio Batista (1901-1973), was a Cuban dictator that acted as President from Cuba twice. In 1940 to 1944, and in 1952-1959. After his first term, which was successful, he lived in Florida were he made US allies, and came back to Cuba in 1952 where he made a coup and returned to power. This time Batista returned as a dictator, and many didn't like him because they didn't approved that the had US allies and that they could influence in Cuban economy. Cubans started to protest, and they overthrew Batista, and placed Fidel Castro as their new leader.
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