This degree symbolizes not only his scientific and academic excellence, but also his commitment to the development of society through knowledge.

It also represents a stimulus to his career, marked by innovation and a vocation to educate new generations with rigor and passion.

“By awarding him an honorary doctorate, the University of Matanzas recognizes his tireless dedication to historical research, the defense of national identity, and his love for Cuba and its culture,” said Juan Carlos Rivera, director of the Chair of Marxism, Leninism, and History at UM.

For his part, Torres Cuevas thanked that Higher Education Center and emphasized that “history is the living memory of the people, and understanding it is the first step toward building the future.”

Today, on Cuban Historian’s Day, Cuba honors the man whose work enriches the soul of the nation and reminds us of the importance of understanding and valuing our roots.

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