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The Second Land Law in Cuba, enacted in 1963, stands as a significant moment in the island’s revolutionary project and its trajectory toward a socialist society. Its significance rests on …
Significance of the Second Land Law in Cuba Read More
It is a combative tradition in our country to extend the armed struggle to the West, since most liberation efforts begin in the East. During the final stage of the …
August 21st, the beginning of an invasion march to the West Read More
Cuba commemorated the 100th anniversary of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro’s birth through a series of events that highlighted his lasting legacy. The celebrations commenced with a grand ceremony at the Plaza …
Cuba remembers Fidel Castro’s legacy Read More
Residents of the Baire People’s Council attended the municipal event commemorating the 73rd anniversary of the attacks on the Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Barracks in Santiago de Cuba …
Contramaestre Commemorates July 26th, National Rebelion Day Read More
On July 1, 1986, Fidel Castro, leader of the Cuban Revolution, officially inaugurated the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (CIGB) in Havana. This event not only marked a milestone …
The Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology: A Milestone in Cuban Science Read More
On Raúl Castro’s 95 birthday, it is fitting to reflect upon the life and legacy of one of Cuba’s most enduring political figures. As a revolutionary leader, statesman, Raúl has …
Raúl Castro, among the Greatest Cuban Heroes Read More
Celia Sanchez Manduley, born on May 9, 1920, in Manzanillo, Cuba, emerged as a pivotal figure in the Cuban revolutionary movement. Her early life was marked by a deep sense …
Celia Sánchez: the Flower of the Cuban Revolution Read More
In 1963, Fidel Castro made his first official visit to the Soviet Union, an event of great political and symbolic significance in the context of the Cold War and the …
Fidel Castro and his first visit to Russia Read More
The initial months of John F. Kennedy’s presidency were marked by a singular, disastrous incident that would influence the course of the Cold War and American foreign policy for the …
Kennedy’s Admission of Responsibility the Bay of Pigs Invasion Read More
Fidel Castro held Carlos Menuel de Céspedes in high esteem. He saw him as a key leader in Cuba’s push for freedom from the Spanish colonialism. He often spoke about …
Fidel Castro’s view on Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Read More