The World Health Day will be celebrated on April 7 in the province of Holguín under the motto “Mi Salud, mi derecho” (My Health, my right), a right achieved in Cuba more than 60 decades ago.
The history books narrate that on October 20, 1868, the plaza of the city of Bayamo was full of people; Perucho Figueredo, on his horse, began to sing the notes of La Bayamesa – today our National Anthem – and in the midst of the insurrection, the song was followed with fury by the people.
José Julián Martí Pérez, the greatest Hispanic-American political thinker of the 19th century, did everything for the freedom of his idolized Cuba, from the personal example of his most absolute love: patriotism.