14 March, 2018
President of Kenya Will Arrive in Cuba
Uhuru Kenyatta, President of the Republic of Kenya, will arrive in Cuba to inaugurate the Embassy of that country in Havana.
Uhuru Kenyatta, President of the Republic of Kenya, will arrive in Cuba to inaugurate the Embassy of that country in Havana.
A group of 25 outstanding young people from the Matanzas province will continue since next January 20 the journey along the Central Road of the flame symbolizing the ideas of Jose Marti and the validity of his thought.
A sculptural ensemble, a replica of the first equestrian statue of Jose Marti, will be inaugurated in Havana next January 20, on the occasion of the 165th anniversary of his birth.
The persistent drizzle could not stop the youth march of Marti Flame through Sancti Spiritus province, which runs through Cuba to ignite the torches that will pay next January 28 to national hero Jose Marti in Havana.
On the first anniversary of the physical departure of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro, a political-cultural evening that conveyed the pride of a people to have that man-history forever was held at the Heredia Theater in Santiago de Cuba.
Oscar Lopez Rivera, the Puerto Rican patriot symbol of the dignity of his people and its independence struggle, fulfilled this Sunday his dream of visiting Cuba, where he is deeply admired for his revolutionary convictions that allowed him to resist almost thirty six years in American prisons without kowtowing.
President Nicolas Maduro Moros arrived in St. Iphigenia Cemetery this Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by Army General Raul Castro Ruz to pay tribute to national hero Jose Marti and Commander-in-Chief of the Cuban Revolution, on the 91 anniversary of his birthday.
Army General Raul Castro Ruz deposited this Monday some flowers before the graves of national hero Jose Marti and Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, in Santa Iphigenia Cemetery in Santiago de Cuba, accompanied by the first Secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Party, Lazaro Exposito Canto.
ore and more convincing the verses by Lola Rodriguez de Tio are, “Cuba and Puerto Rico are/of a bird the two wings/they receive flowers and bullets/in the same heart. Thus, Armando Pacheco Matos, director of the Puerto Rican group Homeland and Culture refers to Radio Reloj.
Floral offerings from President Raul Castro and the people of Cuba were deposited this Wednesday in the pantheon of the Martyrs of July 26 in Santa Iphigenia Cemetery in Santiago de Cuba.