La Revolución haitiana

El "Mar Cantábrico" prestó servicios al Gobierno de la República durante la Guerra Civil. En enero de 1937 fletó 8 aviones y toneladas de alimentos en Nueva York. Luego permaneció un mes en Veracruz, donde completó su carga bélica con municiones y armas, todo ello con destino a las tropas leales y, tras cambiar de nombre y ostentar bandera inglesa, fue capturado. En Ferrol, la tripulación, sesenta hombres y una mujer de distintas nacionalidades (España, México, EE.UU., Italia...), fue juzgada, siendo varios los condenados a muerte por fusilamiento. Esta es la historia de un...

-- International conference in Havana on "Socialism on the threshold of the 21st century" -- Twelve-part series "Che Guevara and the Cuban revolution"; articles and interviews by fellow revolutionists who knew and worked with Che -- Fifth congress of the Communist Party of Cuba -- Cuban generals speak out.

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