U.S. Worker Reports Back From Fidel Castro Centennial in Cuba
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Havana. The Palacio de Convenciones seems like an anthill. Hundreds of delegates walk through its corridors and rooms, take photos of the memory, drink coffee in haste, talk and, above all, fill the halls. They gather around the 100 years of Fidel Castro’s birth. They review his role as a revolutionary and statesman, as a promoter of health diplomacy and popular educator, as central actor in the fight against the decolonization and promoter of s…
Deputy Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío synthesized the diplomatic pillars promoted by the revolutionary leader during the First International Colloquium "Fidel: legacies and future".
International Colloquium for Fidel Castro’s 100th Birth Anniversary Inaugurated in Cuba
The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, inaugurated the First International Colloquium: Fidel, Legacy and Future, at the Palace of Conventions in Havana, with the attendance of 1,500 delegates, including 1,000 international delegates from 63 countries, and a strong youth representation. The event opened on Monday, August 10 and will run until Thursday, August 13, which marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Fidel Castro Ruz. It is a broad…
Fidel at hundred: a revolutionary for all humanity
He continues to inspire the world, and the best tribute workers, peasants and youth of India and the world can pay him on his birth centenary is to build the unity of the Global South and the struggle for socialism that his life embodied
On the occasion of Fidel Castro's 100th birthday, 1,500 people participated in an international colloquium in the Cuban capital, Havana. PVDA MP Kim De Witte was also present and glorifies the former Cuban dictator. After the Cuban Revolution of 1959, Fidel Castro transformed the country into a communist one-party state. Castro ruled there as a dictator: free elections were absent, the press was controlled, and political opponents were persecute…
In an event in Havana for the hundred years of Fidel Castro's birth, Frei Betto read Lula's message with praise to the former Cuban editor
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