Etiqueta: revolutionary
Women of Science
By: Santiago Romero Chang. Translated by MSc. Guillermo Rodriguez Cortes. The book “Women of Science” is a set of stories, a text that summarizes, but is not conclusive about the lives of seven women first, then five others who are also considered as examples, paradigms or references…
Fidel: One and all
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz became Fidel the revolutionary, the politician, the fighter, the intellectual
Fight Against Bandits: Another Lesson to Cuba’s Enemies
Fight Against Bandits- in recognition of Los Malagones, those legendary peasants from Pinar del Río, who on that date in 1959, following the orders of our Commander in Chief Fidel Castro, captured in record time the terrorist band of rebels led by Luis Lara Crespo, El Cabo (The Corporal), a henchman who at the service of the Batista dictatorship…
Fidel, rising to the occasion, again and again
Before the battle against Flora’s waters had ended, Fidel sent for Comandante Faustino Perez…
The Final Battle of Santiago de Cuba 65 Years Ago
65th Anniversary of the Cuban revolution. By: Santiago Romero. Santiago de Cuba.- The last events put Santiago de Cuba in the news of the time: the uprising of November 30 when the city was dressed -for the first time- in olive green in support of the landing of the eighty-two men of the Granma yacht. Then, it was the turn of the underground resistance in the city to deny that Fidel had died.
Fidel and Women in Revolution Workshop
By: Santiago Romero Chang. Translated by MSc. Guillermo Rodriguez Cortes. «We are nonconformist and we have to move forward as Fidel always summoned us!», said to CMKC the member of the Political Bureau, Teresa Amarelle, General Secretary of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC)
