The stoicism of a Hero
If any man ever vowed never to fail the Commander-in-Chief (because to do so would have been to fail all of Cuba, history, Lina, Ángel, and himself), that man was and remains Raúl, who will turn 95 this June 3rd
OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST
PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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With Fidel's example at the forefront and Venezuela in our hearts
"Everything noble and useful that brings together men who share a homeland, ideals, battles, and feelings unites us with the 32 Cuban heroes who fell fighting fiercely in defense of the sovereignty of sister Venezuela," said the Cuban president in X
He is a male and his name will be Camilo
That is Camilo, the naughty and rebellious adolescent, the boy whose pupil dilates at the sight of pretty girls, the gallant young man with his girlfriends, the guerrilla who ends up winning not only the battle of that Yaguajay that assumes him as a "son's trunk", but also the total trust of Fidel
The hour of truth
66 years have passed and the advice, the warnings of real dangers to come, the meditations and the now unquestioned wisdom of the Commander-in-Chief still pulsate
Fidel: boots and heart on the ground
It is impossible to imagine a teaching program, lecture, or class that does not draw from his knowledge and contributions
We must move from rhetoric to action
This was stated on Thursday by the Prime Minister of the Republic, Manuel Marrero Cruz, during the continuation of the extraordinary meetings of the provincial government councils in Ciego de Ávila and Sancti Spíritus
Saving us all
Greed, arrogance, and hubris are more dangerous and unstoppable weapons than nuclear warheads themselves
SANCTI SPÍRITUS
To preserve the town and make it more and more autonomous
The city and the territory are a must for the most important tourist circuits and visitors to the country
In the palm of your hand, Camilo
Yaguajay, Lawton, Pocito... Cuba; everywhere: Camilo
"Do not slow down, not even on curves"
The best gift for Labor Day will be to keep our boots firmly on the ground, aware that only by working we can overcome adversity
