Describing the negative context of the anniversary, the PSP explained that Latin America is going through dark times in which imperial measures are expressed with greater force and sharpness, with the aim of encircling “not only territories, but also the thought, hope, and common sense of the people.”

Therefore, it added, “as another year of the Cuban Revolution is commemorated, something deeper is also confirmed: another year of resistance, struggle, and moral victory for a people who do not surrender.”

The PSP also stated that the situation has never been easy for Cuba, but never as challenging as it is now, although the fervor that ignited consciences 67 years ago remains intact.

“Yesterday’s struggle is the pulse of the present. And the revolutionary dream, far from fading, continues to fuel the construction of the new man, as Che envisioned him: with ethics, solidarity, and historical commitment,” he states.

He also affirms that “Cuba remains standing, with its dignity intact, resisting the inhumane blockade and the media war” waged by the powerful empire that seeks to isolate it from the world.

“And yet, Cuba showed to the world that the revolution is not only defended: it is also shared. It did so with education, with healthcare, with science at the service of the people, with solidarity transformed into a bridge and not empty rhetoric,” which Fidel Castro summarized in the phrase “Homeland is Humanity.”

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