“The 26, or the guideline of the Revolution”
Graphic testimony is not even needed to know what exactly was the sad and desolate photograph of this Island back in 1953: misery, unpunished crimes, hunger, games, prostitution, drugs and a permanent "yes, sir" to each order of the empire .
Since the previous calendar, with the full support of the "owners of Cuba," a tyrant gloated in the presidential chair, after having trampled on any hint of constitutionalism.
Making rivers of blood flow, they prepared to extinguish our rebellion and, with it, the hope of embracing the historically cherished independence dream.
Cuban Network of Researchers in International Relations (REDINT) is relaunched
In an international context characterized by its complexity and given the need to spread scientific knowledge about the main global problems in order to generate possible solutions, the Cuban Network of Researchers in International Relations (REDINT) is relaunched.
EDITORIAL OF "GRANMA": A Giron in July
The month of July is for Cuban men and women an unequivocal synonym of Revolution. This month is the glorious 26, in which the Apostle was reborn to guide, from the immensity of his legacy, Fidel and the entire generation that continued the irreversible path towards the full dignity of Cuba.
So much human greatness, so much sacrifice, so much history, are sacred causes; symbolic expressions of our perseverance, resistance, principles and sense of justice.
July 11: instigation and introspection.
Published by “Juventud Rebelde”, Sunday 10 July 2022
Author: Ricardo Ronquillo Bello, ronquillo@juventudrebelde.cu
Let us confess that it is, at least shocking or contradictory, when some speak of July 11 of last year in a tone of "celebration."
What should be celebrated?, would be the question that would immediately come to the fore. Perhaps the shock caused in many revolutionaries by the surprising events of that date in various cities of the country deserve a similar tone?
JULY 11, 2022: “One year after 11-J”
Below is an article by the Cuban journalist, Rosa Miriam Elizalde, published in CUBADEBATE and other media outlets.