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Por Pedro Rioseco
Por Pedro Rioseco
Volunteer teacher Conrado Benítez shines a light 65 years after his assassination
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After the triumph, the revolutionary transformation of Cuba began.
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Fidel thwarts the coup attempt and the Revolution takes power
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With the death of El Vaquerito, Che said, "They have killed 100 of my men."
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Haydée Santamaría Cuadrado, the heroine of Moncada and of Cuba
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Alejo Carpentier, vanguard of Cuban and Hispanic American culture
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Faustino Pérez Hernández, the modest commander of all battles
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The machete of El Mayor shines today in our revolutionary charges
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Fidel, tell us what else we have to do!
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Camilo takes Yaguajay and Che occupies Santa Clara; the tyranny falls.
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