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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 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
Medilip has faced a difficult period, but has not allowed the U.S. blockade to destroy what has been accomplished and is poised to return to previous levels of production
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
Facing the challenges ahead, Cubans will continue to embrace the possible dream of a better country.
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
In a very special bond with the historic province -reflected in more than fifty visits (recorded) to the Granma territory- the Commander-in-Chief left here an emotional and deep imprint, which still "beats" strongly in the collective memory
Two years into implementation of a national program to provide large families adequate housing, the effort remains a high priority for the Cuban government, despite the country’s difficult economic situation
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
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!
