Moncada Barracks - 1953
The Moncada Barracks of Batista
have
been converted into School City 26 of July
Cuba and its citizens throughout the
world celebrate today the 60th anniversary of the attack
to the Moncada barracks in Santiago de Cuba on July 26, 1953, under
the leadership of a young Fidel Castro.
The Cuban dictator, Fulgencio Batista,
who had always received very strong military support from the U.S. goverment to the north, did not know that the
26th marked the beginning of the end for his corrupt capitalist
regime. Final victory would dawn on January 1, 1959. The tyrant's
supporters would then flee to Miami, Florida, where they live today
in ignominy in that cesspool of a city. Criminals run Miami. They
learned that from Batista.
Eternal glory and honor to the many
martyrs who fell on that day, so that Cuba could be free. They will
never be forgotten and they live forever in the glorious pages of
Cuban history.
Cubans now run the island and control
their own destiny. Greedy and corrupt capitalist ideologies have been
booted out from their little paradise. For those who do not know
Cuban history, when Christopher Columbus set foot on Cuban soil for
the first time, he exclaimed: “This is the most beautiful
land that man has ever seen.”
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