Saving culture is also saving the homeland
It is no coincidence that in the colonizing efforts of those who detract from the freedom of peoples, culture is an invariable target.
OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST
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On duty! To serve humanity
For the first time, the people of Azerbaijan will receive Cuban medical collaboration
Fidel: lessons of life and love
The Commander in Chief’s guidelines of his concept of Revolution were for him the guidelines of life, of doing, of thinking
Resistance, creativity and patriotism: That's what Cubans are made of
"My 91-year-old heart is full of joy," the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, declared as the massive May Day march to Havana’s Plaza de la Revolución concluded, captured in a video posted on social media
Homeland or Death: the eternal vibration of Fidel's voice
Floral offerings by Raul, Diaz-Canel and the Council of State present at the tribute to the victims of the steamship La Coubre
The leader of leaders who paved the way for the country's history.
Cubans are privileged to have had a Fidel, who was a leader in all possible dimensions
The people on battle footing, challenging all walls
History is full of obstacles and none have been able to detain us. Let the walls of the Moncada tell the story - walls that prided themselves on their strength, believing themselves invincible they cradled barbarity and torture in their entrails, witnessed the shedding of young blood at the hands of hired killers, and yet the Revolution advanced triumphantly over that rottenness and buried it forever
Determination
Cuba's history is the genesis of all the values that define its people
Cuba fights a necessary war every day to defend our sovereignty
February 24 did not acquire its relevance in the annals of history solely as the day the Mambises returned to the battlefield, but as a result of lessons learned in the process, especially the need for unity
The validity of an oath, 25 years later
What was said in Baraguá could well have been written today, because it is more than lines on paper, it is the translation of what we are
