Cuban collaborators who serve in Windhoek, members of the Cuba-Namibia Friendship Association, resident Cubans and Namibian authorities gathered at the Embassy of Cuba to celebrate the 64th anniversary of the assaults on the Moncada Barracks and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes.
The commemoration was favorable to remember our Commander in Chief Fidel Castro, on the first anniversary of this significant action without his physical presence. In this sense, those present coincided with the need to keep alive the example of Fidel, specifically, through the solidarity work that is done in this country.
It was also recalled that the Moncada began our last stage of struggle for permanent independence and stressed the importance of taking into account all those who gave their lives for the freedom of our country.
The event was highlighted by the national television network NBC in a report with wide diffusion and excellent reception.
On the other hand, in the north of the country, Cuban collaborators, members of solidarity and local authorities also celebrated this important event in Cuban history.
