Fidel Castro base naval con tropas Yanquis en Guantanamo 1991

The President of the Cuban government told reporters covering Manuel Fraga's visit to Havana that the upcoming congress of the Cuban Communist Party will bring changes, but not a step backward. Fidel Castro said: "There may be more revolutionary change, but what there cannot be is a replacement or a step backward; that will not happen. But no one will see the will to fight and resist of our people falter. No one will see the resolve of our people falter. No one will see the spirit with which we will defend our ideas falter." The journalist's report: "Fidel Castro added that he is not tired of politics and does not intend to retire. The Cuban commander said he does not agree with the withdrawal of Soviet troops from his country." Fidel Castro said: "We disagree with the withdrawal of the Brigade because we cannot agree to the Yankees leaving us, to the Yankee troops leaving us in Guantanamo." There is a naval base built against the will of our people, and in return, they are taking away friendly troops who have been with us for 30 years by virtue of agreements and commitments. Journalist's report: -She also stated that she does not want relations with the Soviet Union to deteriorate because Cuba, without Moscow's support, would face an enormous challenge, all said with a critical tone toward the process underway in the Soviet Union. Date: 9/25/1991 Duration: 1 minute 34 seconds UG-2891 Copyright DiFilm Archive - Buenos Aires - Argentina Inquiries about archive material: [email protected] Visit our website: http://www.difilm-argentina.com Follow us on:   / archivodifilm   Follow us on: https://threads.net/@difilm.archivo Follow us on:   / difilmarchivo