CUBAN REVOLUTION

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Residents of Sancti Spiritus paid last tribute to Fidel Castro this December 1st. On their way to Santiago de Cuba, the ashes of the Commander in Chief were honored in this city, where he first met with local residents 57 years ago»

You have just arrived in Sancti Spíritus, where you are acclaimed by an excited crowd on either side of the road. It is not early morning, but you have been awaited since before dawn»

The cedar urn embraced by the Cuban flag and surrounded by white roses with the ashes of Fidel Castro arrives this Thursday in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, as part of the route planned from Havana to Santiago de Cuba to recall the Caravan of Freedom, headed by the Commander in Chief during the first days of the revolutionary triumph of »

From the From the From balconies of this library , the Ruben Martinez Villena Provincial Library, Fidel Castro first addressed the residents of Sancti Spiritus on January 6th, 1959»

President Raul Castro has reaffirmed here the Cuban people’s willingness to continue the ideas and work of the Commander-in-Chief of the Revolution, Fidel Castro»

The Freedom Caravan with the ashes of the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, left this November 30th from Havana on his way to the Eastern city of Santiago de Cuba, where he will be buried at Santa Ifigenia cemetery. In a glass urn and covered by the Cuban flag, the niche that holds the remains of the »

The historic Revolution Square in Havana city is the venue this Tuesday night of a large mass assembly tonight to pay tribute to Commander in Chief Fidel Castro. Several heads of Government and State from all over the world as well as important personalities will join the Cuban people to pay a last tribute to Fidel Castro. Top Cuban Leaders »

A minute of silence, presided by Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, was held in honor of the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution»

The residents of Sancti Spiritus go to the headquarters of the provincial Committee of the Party (PCC) to honor the memory of the Commander in Chief, Fidel Castro, and to sign the oath to comply with the concept of Revolution, outlined by Fidel on May 1, 2000.  »