Among Rubén Rodríguez González's qualities is perseverance. He imagines, analyzes, writes, edits, sends again and again, as if his life depended on it. If he sets his mind to it, he can climb a mountain or win a literary prize; luckily, to protect his physical integrity in the fall of a steep slope, he was born with the gift of writing.
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.