Ana María Muñoz Bach
An important Cuban publisher, she has to her credit a long list of published works, and as a generous woman, a friend of exceptional feelings, she has known how to blend all those virtues in the mark of ...
Juan Pedro Carbó Serviá
Juan Pedro Carbó Servia marks with his life a space of glory in our clandestine revolutionary struggle
Luis Francisco Báez Hernández
Prestigious Cuban journalist
Manuel Pablo Ascunce Domenech
He was born in Sagua la Grande, province of Villa Clara, a young Cuban who was murdered while teaching literacy at the hands of counter-revolutionary bands
Lionel Soto Prieto
Cuban revolutionary
Roberto Leonardo Roque Núñez
Revolutionary combatant, he was one of the 82 expeditionaries of the Yacht Granma, served time in the Presidio Modelo de Isla de Pinos, and upon the triumph of the Revolution was released and promoted ...
Olga Negreira González
She was the first professor of Galician language who taught classes to the descendants of emigrants in Cuba and one of the promoters of the refoundation of the Centro Unión Orensano of which she was a ...
Mario García Incháustegui
He served as Ambassador of Cuba in Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, in Geneva before the United Nations Organization and International Organizations, and in New York as permanent delegate of Cuba to the United ...
Reinaldo Boris Luis Santa Coloma
Born in the town of San Nicolás, he completed his primary studies in his native town and later his upper secondary education at Instituto Nro
Ciro Redondo García
Cuban revolutionary fighter, member of the 26th of July Movement, assailant of the Moncada Barracks, expeditionary of the Granma and fighter of the Rebel Army
Pablo de la Torriente Brau
The life of Pablo de la Torriente Brau was as brief as it was intense: he was born on December 12, 1901, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and died in combat—also in December—on the 18th of 1936, in Majadahonda, ...
Ana Betancourt de Mora
Ana Betancourt de Mora was born in Camagüey, on December 14, 1832
Manuel de Quesada Loynaz
Cuban military officer
Aurelia Castillo de González
She was a Cuban writer of short stories and poems
Bernabé Boza Sánchez
Cuban patriot of '68 and '95
Felipe Pichardo Moya
Cuban archaeologist, lawyer, and poet
Martha Frayde Barraqué
Founder and one of the most important figures in the human rights movement in Cuba for nearly four decades, she died in Spain
Claudio Nasco
Communicator, active Twitter user
He was born in Cárdenas, Matanzas
Leonor Pérez Cabrera
Leonor Pérez
Manuel Despaigne Rivery
He was educated in France
Pablo Villegas Prado
Cuban journalist who joined the ranks of the Liberation Army in the 1895 war, ending with the rank of Comandante
Alberto Riera Gómez
Journalist, Doctor of Law, poet, active participant in the struggle against the government of Gerardo Machado
Antero Regalado Falcón
Revolutionary fighter from Ariguanabo, leader of the Union of Peasants of San Antonio de los Baños, Artemisa
Manuel Rivero Gándara
Representative political figure of the city of Cienfuegos, Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Céspedes García-Menocal
Coming from both paternal and maternal lines of families established in his country since the beginning of Spanish colonization and involved in the political, economic, and cultural life at various stages ...
Antonio Celestino Bosch Martínez
Mayor who did the most for the municipality of Regla during the neocolonial period
Samuel Carlos Rodriguez Planas
General of Division of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cuba
Samuel Carlos Rodriguez Planas
Major General of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cuba
Antonio Santiago García
Tony Santiago
He was born in Placetas, Las Villas, into a middle-class family formed by Mardonio Santiago Valdés and Leocadia García Conde
Francisco Higinio Peraza Delgado
A patriot from Quemado who from a very young age joined the struggle of the Liberation Army, initially led in the Mambi forces by Máximo Gómez Báez, he achieved the rank of General
Emilia de Córdoba Rubio
First female mambisa
Domingo Figarola Caneda
He directed his life along the path of journalism and letters from 1872, work to which he devoted himself uninterruptedly from 1876, dedicated to the review and criticism of the most important books and ...
José Antonio Fernández de Castro
José Antonio Fernández de Castro was part of the Minorista Group and participated in the famous Protest of the Thirteen, an action that resulted in legal proceedings and imprisonment
Idelfonso Estrada Zenea
Ildefonso Zenea, I.E.Z., I de E y Z., D. I... E... y Z..., Estrada y Estrada, Zenea, Ildefonso, Pablo de la Luz.
Writer, poet and patriot
Son of don José Roustán de Estrada and of doña María Zenea, direct descendant of the wealthy Mariel landowners Roustán de Estrada, Marquis of Toro, Luque and Rocamoure who ...
Policarpo Fajardo Díaz
Lieutenant Colonel of the Liberating Army
Ignacio Mora de la Pera
Ignacio Mora, landowner and cultured man, was one of the 76 Camagüeyans who took up arms at the Paso de Las Clavellinas, on the road to Nuevitas, less than 15 kilometers from the capital Puerto Príncipe.
Born ...
Fulvio Fuentes Medero
A journalist with a sharp and elegant pen, who worked since 1952 at Bohemia magazine, of which he was editor-in-chief
Víctor Bordón Machado
El Justiciero
Cuban revolutionary fighter born in the town of Quemado de Güines, Villa Clara, Cuba
Antonio Quevedo
Antonio Quevedo, husband of María Muñoz de Quevedo, architect, music critic and efficient cultural collaborator
María de las Mercedes Santa Cruz Montalvo
Condesa de Merlín
Considered one of the first female writers of Cuba
Camilo Cienfuegos Gorriarán
El señor de la vanguardia, El Comandante del pueblo, Héroe de Yaguajay
Founder of the Rebel Army and one of its principal leaders during the National Liberation War; outstanding revolutionary of humble origins and broad popular support due to his cheerful character and natural ...
José de Jesús Pérez de la Guardia
Brigadier General of the Cuban Liberation Army
Fernando Figueredo Socarrás
Outstanding Cuban intellectual and revolutionary fighter of the nineteenth century
José Victoriano Betancourt Gallardo
Cuban journalist and customs writer, born in Guanajay, Pinar del Río and died in Córdova (Mexico)
Rubén Batista Rubio
Young Cuban revolutionary
Diego José Baptista Rodríguez de Orellano
Padre Baptista, sacerdote cubano, orador, presbítero beneficiado
He was linked to important events in the History of Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Trelles Govín
Distinguished Cuban bibliographer and librarian, who dedicated himself particularly to the systematization of medical literature
