Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, as a child, had an enormous desire for justice, especially towards those who suffered the most violent exploitation in any part of the world, said journalist and researcher Katiuska Blanco.

During a meeting in the Supreme People’s Court, on the occasion of the celebration of the 45th anniversary of the creation of the Popular Courts System, he added that the struggle for social justice in Fidel was almost an obsession.

He asserted that the Cuban leader gave himself body and soul to defend the most humiliated, and fought for them all his life, and for that idea he went to Moncada, Granma, Sierra and brought the Revolution.

In the commemoration for the 65th anniversary of his plea The History Will Absolve Me, in the Supreme People’s Court, Katiuska Blanco recounted the life and work of Fidel and the validity of his legacy.

History will Absolve me, a text for today

In a meeting in the Supreme People’s Court for the celebration of the 45th anniversary of the creation of the Popular Courts System and 65 of History Will Absolve Me, the jurists exchanged about that valuable text.

Rubén Remigio Ferro, president of the Supreme People’s Court, said that our Revolution is an example of what can be done in terms of social justice and pointed out that today, in the face of the adversities imposed by the blockade and the world situation, it continues in that battle.

He exemplified how in the Constitution project there is a reinforcement of the rights and values ??of social justice among men and reiterates the full and legitimate right to equality

The Popular Courts System meets on December 23 the anniversary 45 of created and constitutes one of the strengths of the Revolution.