According to a diplomatic mission report on X, Maury highlighted passages from the work that shows the humanism, sensitivity, and adherence to ethical and moral principles that characterized the historic leader of the island’s Revolution.
He also acknowledged the enduring relevance of Castro’s legacy in defending Cuba’s sovereignty, particularly as the Cuban people face—with dignity—an unprecedented escalation of multidimensional aggression from the United States government, a situation he denounced to the audience.
Admiration for Fidel Castro and support for Cuba were reiterated in comments from the public during the event. The presentation was part of a series of tributes in Mexico marking the centenary of the historic revolutionary leader’s birth, which was commemorated on August 13.
Attendees included Magdalena Rosales, Federal Deputy for Celaya’s District 12; Roberto Carlos Ramírez, President of the Municipal Tourism Council; members of Cuba solidarity organizations; and local residents who admire Fidel Castro and the Revolution.
Cuba—the largest of the Antilles—is participating in this fair, held in the central state of Guanajuato, showcasing various literary and artistic works promoted by *Presencia Latinoamericana*.
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