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For several generations of Cubans, the motto “Seremos como el Che (We will be like Che),” which elementary school students’ say every morning, is a tribute and commitment to the Heroic Guerrilla Ernesto Guevara de la Serna
Statutes and policy for the formation, selection, location, promotion and development of cadres were approved, along with the nation’s new political-administrative division, People's Power bodies, and the programmatic platform. Fidel also stressed the important role of Cuba's foreign policy, based on firm principles and the alignment of Cuban positions with the international needs of the struggle for socialism
United Nations rapporteurs recently stated that the prison “is a place of arbitrariness and abuse, a site where torture… remains institutionalised, where the rule of law is effectively suspended, and where justice is denied,” and should have been closed a long time ago
Millions have proudly bared their shoulders to receive the Cuban vaccine "Abdala," but few know that this was the name given by Cuba’s national hero, José Martí, in his dramatic poem of the same name, to a young black African who fought and died for the independence of his country
On February 4, 1962, in José Martí Plaza de la Revolución, the Second Declaration of Havana was ratified by popular acclaim, an emphatic response to the aggression, sabotage and crimes against our country, financed by the United States
On February 16, 1903, the then president of Cuba Tomás Estrada Palma betrayed the ideas of José Martí and the Cuban Revolutionary Party he helped found, by signing the cession of the Caimanera territory to the United States, in order to establish a naval base against the national will.
In the narrow Quebrada del Yuro the smell of gunpowder can still be felt. There, behind a rock that keeps the marks of many gunshots, Commander Ernesto Che Guevara fought his last combat in Bolivia and the first of the Heroic Guerrilla in his immortal example.
Thirty-two years have passed, but Cuba has not forgotten. On December 7, 1989, the remains of 2,289 combatants who gave their lives on internationalist missions in Africa were returned to the arms of the homeland
Ours was a Revolution made by youth. How could the nation’s youth not be given the confidence and the responsibility to sustain this resplendent process?
