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It is hard not to remember, today, on the 41st anniversary of her death, the young woman who organized life-saving support for the Granma expeditionaries; who became the first to wear olive green in the Sierra; and left her imprint on so much of the Revolution’s work
In today's Cuba it is not necessary to walk very far to find the heroines and heroes of the people. He assured that they are in any corner and do not think about medals, but about moving the country forward, said the Head of State
In addition to the construction work, the proposal of a new museographic monument is being worked on to turn the installation into the first National Monument in the province to use interactive resources
Fidel continues to command his rebel armies in a Freedom Caravan that has traveled across Cuba every January since 1959, making clear that the memory of that transcendental event in the country's history continues to inspire new victories in the many battles Cubans face
The first day voluntary work, organized by Che on November 22, 1959, commemorated in Granma
The new Families Code seeks to change the paradigm in the conception of children, no longer considering them objects of protection but rather as subjects of rights
Two giants who share a birth date and common ideals. Two men who both, in different times, dignified our country's past to illuminate our present and future. Two heroes of the Revolution who are June children, Antonio Maceo Granjales and Ernesto “Che” Guevara de la Serna
Camilo Cienfuegos was stolen from us forever, October 28, 1959, but he left us the hero and the memories, already etched in the essence of the Revolution, the one to whom we can say today: Cuba is doing well, Camilo!
Floral wreaths from Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, as well as Party First Secretary and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, were placed alongside José Martí and Fidel’s monumental tombs in Santiago’s patrimonial ceremony, on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the Granma expedition’s landing and Revolutionary Armed Forces Day
Laura Mercedes Giráldez, Ronald Suárez, María Caridad Guindo, Yensy Rivera, Ventura de Jesús, Julio Martínez, Freddy Pérez, Reídle Gallo, Ortelio González, Miguel Febles, Germán Veloz, Mailenys Oliva, Eduardo Palomares, José Llamos & Elba Salazar
