Efforts in Cuba that also "save”
In these times of pandemic, everyday stories of solidarity abound, gestures by a people that knows how to rise to the occasion in the face of hardship
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Thirty-five COVID-19 landmarks in Cuba
Granma offers a summary of events in Cuba over the last 12 months, since the first cases of COVID-19 were confirmed on the island
The Granma, breaking through the fog
December 2, 1956, at a point on the southern coast of eastern Cuba the Granma expedition led by Fidel landed, committed to be "free or martyrs"
Cuba sails on, in the waters of freedom
Revolutionary Armed Forces Day is celebrated across the country today, December 2, the date in 1956, when Fidel and 81 other rebels returned to Cuba aboard the Granma, to initiate the battle for our definitive independence
GDP growth of 1% is projected for 2025
After a very complex year, marked by a war economy, Cuba plans actions aimed at gradually reducing macroeconomic distortions
Abexol drug in suspension marketed for the first time
This natural product -obtained from beeswax- is a natural supplement with antioxidant properties and very useful for the digestive system
Almeida lives in the chant of “win or die”
A wide smile and a clean look, a character tempered between righteousness and charisma, a lot of humility and no presumption; an olive green uniform, art in his veins and the Revolution in his chest make up the fond memory of Commander Juan Almeida Bosque.
Celia, eternal smile and storm
It is with immense pride that we are always summoned to return to her personal example, to continue building the better nation to which we aspire
Céspedes, beyond his last battle
On February 27, 1874, Cuba lost a prodigal son, who left us an example of patriotism and humility, which has immortalized him well beyond his last battle for our independence
Redemption song
The song of all Cubans, yesterday of Bayamo, today the National Anthem, will always enjoy the greatest respect among the people who sing it with our heads held high and voices afire; because with it we declare our principles, intone our culture, and reaffirm our sovereignty
