Society

Rafael Edward Cruz Wilson

Ted Cruz

"Ted" Cruz Canadian-American lawyer and politician

Vidal Morales Morales

Lawyer, journalist, biographer, and Cuban historian

José Manuel Pérez Cabrera

Historian, lawyer, and educator

José Álvarez Baragaño

Cuban writer, belonging to the so-called Generation of the 50s, the first group of poets that emerged after the Revolution

José Ignacio López Vigil

José Ignacio López Vigíl was three years old when his parents, infected by the uncertainty that the triumph of the revolution produced among the Cuban middle class, decided to move the entire family ...

Leocadia Araujo Pérez

Cayita

Heir to a family of Cuban revolutionaries, Cayita Araújo was born in Santiago de Cuba

Ismael Cala

Cala

Journalist, producer, and radio and television presenter, Cuban with Canadian nationality, and currently a resident of the United States

Rafael Simón Morales González

Moralitos

Cuban master creator of the literacy primer during the War of 1868 and author of the Public Instruction Law of the Republic in Arms

José Antonio Roche Sánchez

Victim of a painful illness, José Antonio Roche passed away in La Habana, a man who stood out for his immense effort to publicize the work of the information technology and telecommunications sector

Juan Abrantes Fernández

Juan Abrantes Fernández was born in a humble home in Havana

Agustín Díaz Cartaya

El Negro Thompson

Revolutionary and composer of the Hymn of July 26th

Rosa Castellanos Castellanos

La Bayamesa

Rosa Castellanos Castellanos, "La Bayamesa"

José Antonio Saco López-Cisneros

Cuban lawyer, politician, and sociologist

Raúl Cepero Bonilla

Economist, historian, and journalist

Miguel Teurbe Tolón de la Guardia

Creator of the Shield and National Flag of Cuba

María Luisa Dolz Arango

Outstanding Cuban pedagogue, pioneer of women's education

José Mariano Borrell Lemus

First Marquis of Guáimaro, Knight of Catalonia, Colonel of Militia of the Four Villas and Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic

Ernesto Guevara de la Serna

Ché, Guerrillero heroico

Argentine-Cuban guerrilla fighter, tireless fighter for the freedom of the oppressed peoples of the world Ernesto Guevara de La Serna is born in Rosario, Argentina, the firstborn son of Celia and Ernesto. ...

Roberto Pavón Tamayo

National Journalism Prize José Martí

Eduardo Bautista Palacio Ortiz

Outstanding Cuban Pedagogue Eduardo Bautista Palacio Ortiz was born in Trinidad, province of Sancti Spíritus

Joaquina Cuadrado Alonso

She was born in Salamanca, Spain, and is recognized as a woman of great fortitude and courage

Aracelio Iglesias Díaz

He was born in Consolación del Sur, province of Pinar del Río

José Ignacio Rasco Bermúdez

Cuban intellectual and politician

Manuel Ortega Romero

Manolo Ortega

Writer, radio broadcaster, moderator, and scriptwriter for humorous programs on Cuban radio and television

Juan Nuiry Sánchez

Distinguished university professor, researcher, politician and Cuban revolutionary

Rafael María Mendive Duany

Rafael María de Mendive is popularly acclaimed for his role as a bastion in the cultural and civic formation of José Martí

Rafael Montoro Valdés

Lawyer, historian, and literary critic

Ana María Polo González

La Reina de los Cubanos

She is a renowned Cuban-American lawyer and television presenter with a doctorate in economics and law

José Dolores Poyo Estenoz

Journalist, writer, poet and tobacco factory reader, friend and close collaborator of José Martí in the creation of the Cuban Revolutionary Party

José Ortega Munilla

Spanish writer and journalist, father of philosopher José Ortega y Gasset

Guillermo García Frías

Cuban military officer and politician

Eduardo Dimas Ortega

Journalist and commentator on international issues for the Cuban Television News System and Radio Rebelde, Bachelor of Political Sciences, Master's degrees in Economic and International Political Relations ...

Arturo R. de Carricarte Armas

Blas Gil, Segundo Valbuena, A. R. de Castro, Arracerit

Cuban journalist, writer, and diplomat

José María Chacón Calvo

Conde de Casa de Bayona

Notable Cuban hispanist, diplomat, scholar and promoter of Cuban culture through a plurality of professional facets

Ricardo León Sánchez de Reinaldo

Rick Sánchez

He was born in Guanabacoa, a municipality of Havana, Cuba

Daisy Fuentes

Daisy Fuentes was born in La Habana

José Antonio Portuondo Valdor

He completed primary and secondary education up to the high school degree in Santiago de Cuba

Raúl Valdés Vivó

Doctor of Sociological Sciences, Economic Engineer, Full Professor

Joel Iglesias Leyva

Cuban military officer who fought under the command of Che Guevara

José Antonio Cortina Sotolongo

José Antonio Cortina, one of the greatest orators Cuba has produced, from Matanzas and "almost Columbian"

Julio Villoldo Bertrán

Cuban writer, librarian, and lawyer who lived between 1881 and 1953

Sergio del Valle Jiménez

Someone once said that Sergio del Valle was always a gentleman

Federico Córdova

Born in La Habana, the writer and lawyer Federico Córdoba was a professor at the Universidad de La Habana and secretary of the Academia de Historia

Enrique José Varona

Cuban intellectual, pedagogue, and politician, Vice President of the Republic of Cuba

Max Enrique Figueroa Araujo

In a modest and cultured home in the city of Santiago de Cuba, Max Enrique Figueroa Araujo was born