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Steps taken after the triumph of the Revolution, in January of 1959, dealt a devastating blow to the structural supports of racism • The other great battle is to implement educational and cultural methods that contribute to a new subjectivity
April 16, 1961, Fidel made explicit the socialist nature of the Revolution, in the wake of the first U.S. air attack prior to the Bay of Pigs invasion. In 1991, he stated, "We chose socialism because it is a just system, a much more humane system," and Cubans today are committed to those words
From the very taking of power in January 1959, Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro was fully aware that the transformations that had to be undertaken in the country entailed not only urgent changes to the economic and social reality
"No one here is surrendering!" was born of emotion and courage, and of the values sowed by Almeida and the generation of Martí’s Centenary and the Granma crossing, led by Fidel, who took on the responsibility of transmitting them to those who came later
Those who attended the unveiling of a plaque placed at the spot where the first concert of Juan Formell’s Los Van Van took place, on December 4, 1969, can attest to the fact that Cubans are a dancing people
Albums produced by Cuban labels Egrem and Producciones Colibrí feature among the 2018 Latin Grammy Awards nominations
On August 9, 1956, Ruth Mompati led more than 20,000 women of diverse ethnicities in a protest march against the Pass laws established by the racist apartheid regime
On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Fidel’s historic May Day speech on the concept of Revolution, Granma shares an essay on one of its fundamental elements
“Como la cigarra,” the popular song by Maria Elena Walsh, made famous by Mercedes Sosa, has become a symbol of resistance on the continent
For many, the Argentine writer, who died this past January 6 in Buenos Aires, at 75 years of age, was one of the best storytellers in Latin America
