SANTA CLARA, Villa Clara.— Seventy-three years after the assaults on Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes barracks, starring a group of young people who did not let the Apostle's ideas die in the year of his centenary or the dignity of the Orthodox leader Eduardo R. Chibás, the national rebellion embodies new endeavours. In Villa Clara, recognized as a province highlighted by the Political Bureau in greeting to July 26, the protagonists and sce…
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SANTA CLARA, Villa Clara.— Seventy-three years after the assaults on Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes barracks, starring a group of young people who did not let the Apostle's ideas die in the year of his centenary or the dignity of the Orthodox leader Eduardo R. Chibás, the national rebellion embodies new endeavours. In Villa Clara, recognized as a province highlighted by the Political Bureau in greeting to July 26, the protagonists and sce…