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It is always the easiest path that implies renunciation of sacrifice, complacency with what has already been done, even knowing that there is energy and forces to do much more, to step aside and let time run.
“If we fall, may our blood show the path to freedom!”, wrote shortly before falling in combat on March 13, 1957, the student leader José Antonio Echeverría, at the head of a command of the Revolutionary Directorate that that day assaulted the Presidential Palace and briefly occupied the Radio Reloj station.
In the heart of Camagüey, one of Cuba's oldest and most beautiful cities, the sun peeks timidly over the red-tiled roofs. Life in this city, full of history and culture, takes place in a bustle that reflects the strength and determination of its inhabitants. However, there is a group that, although often goes unnoticed, is fundamental to the economic and social development of the region: women.
The last stage of our struggles for national liberation (1956-1958) had, in the Second Front Frank País García, founded on March 11, 1958, one of the best examples of how the Revolution would transform, from the base, national life. The Second Front was a small revolutionary State within another, said the then Commander Raúl Castro Ruz, its leader and founder.
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Camagüey’s women weave a narrative of empowerment and resilience that runs through every sector of daily life. From classrooms to the fields, through research labs, hospitals and sports courts, their footprint is deep and transformative.
Like the beautiful and genuine butterfly flower that opens its petals in the first dawn of spring, the Cuban woman beat her wings in the liberating jungle to demonstrate her value and usefulness some time after the outbreak of the Ten Years' War on October 10, 1868.
On March 6, 1989, in an atmosphere of educational fervor and commitment to teaching, the Association of Cuban Pedagogues was established on the island.
On March 5, 2013, I was 12 years old, I was in sixth grade, and the memory of a cloudy day comes to mind, although not a drop of water ever fell from the sky, at least not in my geographical area, but in Venezuela the universe burst into tears.
It was Saturday, March 5, 1960. I put myself in the shoes of a port worker who, like so many other workers, soldiers, militiamen and people, walked slowly and silently to the Colón cemetery with the coffins of the victims of the explosion that had occurred the previous day in the Havana roadstead, while war supplies were being unloaded from the French steamer La Coubre, coming from Antwerp, Belgium.
Drug consumption represents one of the most complex and multifaceted problems of contemporary society. Understanding its multiple dimensions is important in order to develop a critical stance on the issue.
Managua, Feb 20. - Nicaraguan political analysts here said that Latin Americans today are closing ranks against the policies and decisions of the United States.