Fidel Castro taught us to bravely and sacrificially defend the values we believe in. He was a man completely devoted to his people, who followed him from the assault on the Moncada barracks, the landing of the Granma, and the Sierra Maiente, to the revolutionary triumph on January 1, 1959. His example endures in every social achievement and in the hearts of millions of Cubans who keep his ideas alive as a source of inspiration, morale, and commitment.
Fidel's legacy multiplies day by day in every Cuban, reflected in social welfare and in the concept of Revolution that he left behind: a firm ideal, full of hope and future. His words and actions continue to guide us in the construction of socialism and in the tireless defense of our rights. Fidel taught that no force can defeat a people determined to fight for their dignity.
Fidel highlighted the importance of internationalism as the essence of Marxism-Leninism and solidarity among nations, pointing out that without this principle, the Cuban Revolution would not have been possible. To be internationalist, for him, is a debt to humanity.
"The eternal Caguairán," as he is affectionately known, was one of the great men of history. His presence is felt in schools, hospitals, and social works throughout the island. With love and clarity, he sowed altruism and hope in every Cuban soul, becoming a paradigm of dignity and a defender of the right to live in a better world.
Fidel Castro lives in Cuba forever, a beacon of justice, inspiration, and love for his people and humanity.
(Taken from Radio Cadena Agramonte)
(Photo: Taken from the Internet)
