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NYC meeting salutes the 70th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution’s beginning

Hundreds of people packed the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center in New York City on July 29 to commemorate the

By Stephen Millies

Hundreds of people packed the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center in New York City on July 29 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the attack on the Moncada barracks in Santiago de Cuba. They came to denounce the cruel U.S. blockade of Cuba and salute socialist Cuba’s achievements. https://www.struggle-la-lucha.org/2023/08/01/nyc-meeting-salutes-the-70th-anniversary-of-the-cuban-revolutions-beginning/

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Por favor ven y abrazame una vez más, susurrame al oido que me amas, juro extrañar aquellas noches largas donde hablabamos hasta la madrugada de distintos temas y nunca llegar al final de las platicas.

Te extraño.

Hela

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No dia 26 de Julho de 1953, 135 jovens comandados por Fidel Castro participaram do assalto ao Quartel Moncada em Santiago de Cuba. Muitos morreram e o resto foi preso, ao ser julgado, Fidel, que era advogado e fez sua autodefesa, proferiu a célebre frase: “condena-me, não importa, a história me absolverá”. #camisacrítica #26dejulio #fidelcastro #cuba🇨🇺

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June 3, 1931: Happy 91st birthday to Comandante Raul Castro!

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July 26th became a movement: The Cuban masses make history

By Gregory E. Williams

Today the Moncada Barracks in Santiago de Cuba is a museum and a school—fitting, given the Cuban Revolution’s well-known commitment to education. But this was the site of a battle that radically altered the course of history on the island.

In the early morning hours of July 26, 1953, an “army” consisting of approximately 120 rebels (including two women, Melba Hernández and Haydée Santamaría) attacked the Fort Moncada Barracks, beginning the revolutionary process that would create the Cuba of today.

The July 26th organization effectively built a peoples’ army that acted in concert with the broad masses. This explains why the Cuban Revolution was so profound, and has lasted to the present.

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Raúl, which is to say loyalty

Fidel greatest disciple, a world class statesman and family man who honors his middle name, Modesto

By Yeilén Delgado Calvo

Imagine August 1958, and the 27-year-old already commands a guerrilla front. He has seen many of his comrades fall and has put his own life in danger along the difficult path to save the homeland’s honor.

After visiting the grave of a fellow soldier, he writes in his diary: “I swore I would not rest my entire life in the struggle against the enemies that will get in our way throughout the difficult task we must undertake as honest revolutionaries, and I swore to carry myself spotless and happy to have fulfilled my duty.”

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A tribute to Comandante Fidel Castro

By Lars Bertling, Russell McClain and Sharon Black 

Havana -- On Nov. 25, the fifth anniversary of Fidel Castro’s death, his legacy continues — not just in the hearts and minds of Cubans, but around the world. This includes young activists in the U.S.