Taken from Latin Press.
Single, in love with a partner or not, and even those who are trapped in impossible love affairs grab the bouquet of opportunity today to see if Cupid arrows them on this day that also celebrates friendship.
50 days have passed since the beginning of 2023 and social networks are plagued with news such as: "Body of a disappeared young woman found in Cienfuegos", "50-year-old man takes the life of his 17-year-old ex-partner", "Young person is still missing in Havana". The rate of violence against women is increasing and this has created insecurity in the population. Many classify the events as femicides.
Highlighted by the 91st anniversary of his birth in Havana, on February 6, 1932, the presence of Commander Camilo Cienfuegos has this time the happy aura that surrounds the heroes when we talk about his advent to the world. It must be so, because the good that made us is so immense, even if his life was cut short by chance, too early for him and for the Homeland.
When on Friday, January 28, 1853 in Havana, Leonor Pérez y Cabrera from the Canary Islands gave birth to her eldest son, whom they baptized José Julián, the Cuban who would be, for all time, the man who symbolizes the highest values ??was born. of the nation, which embodies the beloved homeland; he is the essence of Cuba.
The women wore white and red dresses, with headbands and loose hair, the theater was crowded, a play was going to be performed for charitable purposes. The Spanish volunteers were on alert, in the Cuban capital the rebels were increasing. Perro huevón, until his muzzle is burned, was the play that starred in the events of the Teatro Villanueva on January 22, 1869, in Havana.
Celia Sánchez Manduley, the first woman in the Rebel Army, died a few months before her 60th birthday, on January 11, 1980, at an age that more and more of her fellow countrymen exceed today due to the increase in life expectancy.
On the night of January 10, 1929, in Mexico City, Julio Antonio Mella and Tina Modotti walked nonchalantly, as if the omen of the young revolutionary that he would be assassinated from behind would not come true that day.
Many of us are flawed in our lifestyle, for reasons of our own or beyond our control, due to training, due to resistance to alternatives that come to seem barbaric or ridiculous even though they are healthier, because we can confuse the well-being of the organism with the pleasant sensations of doing What we like.
By Marta Gómez Ferrals/ ACN.
Cuba received the new year on January 1, 1959 with the immense joy of knowing that the Revolution had finally triumphed, while the young leader of the libertarian struggle arrived in Santiago de Cuba and they still smoked and the echoes of the last victorious battles were heard, especially those near the heroic city of the East, those of Santa Clara and Yaguajay, all decisive.
Cubans feel deeply attached to the words of José Martí when he referred to the young hero and Major General of the Liberation Army Ignacio Agramonte y Loynaz as "a diamond with a kissed soul" and praised his virtue, manliness, courage and unrestricted fidelity to the law.
A hundred years after the founding of the University Student Federation (FEU) by the unforgettable Julio Antonio Mella, many challenges are assumed by those who today form their ranks in a very different context, but which is nourished by a rich patriotic heritage.
We arrive at a new December 10, Human Rights Day throughout the planet, by full mandate of the United Nations Organization (UN), engaged in the huge battles of always to assert the truth and essence of democratic principles and justice of the Cuban Revolution. And working in multiple directions for economic and social development, something vital for that endeavor.