Los muros del Moncada. Foto: Santiago Romero Chang.
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The social composition of Moncada insurgents

Moncada- The fact that the Cuban people were politically prepared and full of patriotic fervor in 1953 is made evident in the social composition of the revolutionary movement

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Fidel reivindicó los sucesos del 26 de julio de 1953, en Santiago de Cuba y Bayamo
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The Moncada Garrison History

The Moncada Garrison History (former colonial Garrison called Reina Mercedes) This Cuban military Garrison entered history after the attack of a group of young people led by Fidel Castro

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Parque Arqueológico Primeras Plantaciones Cafetaleras del Sudeste de Cuba. Patrimonio de la Humanidad.
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Archaeology Needs Attention in Santiago de Cuba

By: Santiago Romero, MSc. As I emphasized in a recent report in this site, the challenge is not easy for young Archaeology in Santiago de Cuba, if we take into account that in this province at the beginning of the nineties, in the middle of the special period, it had «128 aboriginal archaeological sites»

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Fidel y Guillén. Palabras a los intelectuales. Por una Revolución cubana siempre dialogante
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A Revolution that is the Offspring of Culture and of Ideas

The defense of the Revolution has been one of the convictions that has guided Cubans for more than six decades. Resistance to the destabilization actions supported by the Government of the United States has been the firmest response to those who seek to create chaos among those born in Cuba.

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Fidel y Guillén. Palabras a los intelectuales. Por una Revolución cubana siempre dialogante
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Words to intellectuals, 65 years later

The passage of time requires new readings of Fidel’s “Words to Intellectuals.”e than a few members of younger generations are not familiar with this memorable speech by Fidel Castro

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Tao y su familia en Veguita de Galo, Santiago de Cuba.
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The Veguita de Galo Neighborhood Had a Mayor

It would be intriguing to confirm whether, in the first 475 years of its history, Santiago de Cuba had any other local character known as Tao, similar to the one I encountered thirty-eight years ago.

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