Faced with the danger of an imminent armed invasion of Cuba, the 15th of April 1961 was marked by criminal bombing attacks on the airports of San Antonio de los Baños, Ciudad Libertad and Santiago de Cuba, carried out by American planes coming from Guatemala; seven died, among them young Eduardo García Delgado who, before dying, wrote the name of the leader of the Revolution in his own blood: Fidel.
At the closing session of the 16th Congress of the Cuban Workers Federation (CTC). Next to him are member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) José Ramón Machado Ventura and Secretary General of the Cuban Workers Federation Pedro Ross.
Closing ceremony of the Twenty Years After the Creation of the Manuel Ascunce Domenech Detachment Encounter.
Inauguration of the work on the Joaquín Albarrán Clinical-Surgical Hospital