Sancti Spíritus

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»

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.  »

The people’s tribute to the memory of the Commander-in-Chief of the Cuban Revolution began in Sancti Spiritus at 9:00 in the morning, with a guard of honor by outstanding personalities of the province and the homage of local leaders. In the same way, the signing of the solemn oath to comply with the concept of Revolution, outlined by Fidel on »

The posthumous tribute that Cubans will give from next Monday to the historic leader Fidel Castro includes the participation of thousand residents of Sancti Spiritus, said to Escambray the organizers of the tribute in this province. During a working meeting, José Ramón Monteagudo Ruiz, member of the Central Committee and first secretary of the Party in Sancti Spíritus, called to »

The area covered by the route will be divided into circuits and organized in such a way that visitors will be able to know about the symbolic values linked to local culture, tradition and heritage»

Officials from Japan opened the Matsuo Takeya Department in this city of the central region of Cuba, seeking to promote the learning and spread of Japanese culture and language»

The leading role of youth in the current ideological confrontation was emphasized in Sancti Spiritus by Cuba First Vice President Miguel Díaz-Canel, during a working meeting with the province’s principal leaders»