Commander in Chief ... aprendimos a quererte 
prime minister of Cuba from 59 to 76, President of the State Council and chairman of the council of ministers from 76 until 18 February 2008. And 'undoubtedly one of the most representative political world. They should share or not its foreign policy choices, economic policy, with regard to human rights, health and education ... Fidel was an example, a model for Cuba and for everyone who supported his 'revolucion'. Always fought against the greatest of modern empires and not just for political choices, but more specifically since the U.S. (in 1961) attempted an unsuccessful attack on Cuba with 1400 units financed and trained by the CIA. They landed in the south of Havana, in the Bay of Pigs to be precise, hoping that with their arrival, it gave birth to a coup ... it was not so! In the same year, Fidel, in a speech to the nation declared that Cuba would adopt Communism. From then on it was the Lider Maximo ... and exactly one month after Pope John XXIII excommunicated him a follow-up to the 1949 decree of Pope Pius XII forbidding Catholics from supporting communist governments. That episode resulted entirely indifferent to the Lider Maximo ...
prime minister of Cuba from 59 to 76, President of the State Council and chairman of the council of ministers from 76 until 18 February 2008. And 'undoubtedly one of the most representative political world. They should share or not its foreign policy choices, economic policy, with regard to human rights, health and education ... Fidel was an example, a model for Cuba and for everyone who supported his 'revolucion'. Always fought against the greatest of modern empires and not just for political choices, but more specifically since the U.S. (in 1961) attempted an unsuccessful attack on Cuba with 1400 units financed and trained by the CIA. They landed in the south of Havana, in the Bay of Pigs to be precise, hoping that with their arrival, it gave birth to a coup ... it was not so! In the same year, Fidel, in a speech to the nation declared that Cuba would adopt Communism. From then on it was the Lider Maximo ... and exactly one month after Pope John XXIII excommunicated him a follow-up to the 1949 decree of Pope Pius XII forbidding Catholics from supporting communist governments. That episode resulted entirely indifferent to the Lider Maximo ... 
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