A greeting to the members of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) from the Second Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba, Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, was read in Las Tunas province by Teresa Amarelle Boue, secretary general of the FMC during the celebration for the 58 years of its organization.
Few dates in a young person’s life are remembered with more nostalgia than the celebration of the fifteenth birthday. The white suit, the waltz, the flowers, the photos, the nerves, the company of the parents and the first youthful love crowd suddenly at the magic moment of the toast.
A wreath of flowers on behalf of the people of Cuba was placed this August 23 before the stone guarding Vilma Espin Guillois´s ashes in the Mausoleum of Heroes and Martyrs of the Second Eastern Front.
Fifty seven years have passed and community work, its functioning and essence continue prevailing. But what did the Revolution´s triumph and the founding of the Federation of Cuban Women on August 23, 1960 mean?
The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) granted this Thursday in Havana, the August 23 Distinction to a group of females, who with their daily work contribute to the development of the country and exalt the role of the organization representing them.
Meetings of members of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) with students and professors from teacher training schools in Bayamo and Manzanillo marked the beginning of the activities of homage and remembrance in Granma to Vilma Espin, founding president of that organization.
