Combatant march of a heroic town

By:Yuldys Márquez Díaz \Televisión Camagüey

The town of Camagüey played a historical march, remembering the trajectory that made the leader of the Revolution Fidel Castro and Camilo Cienfuegos when, October 21, 1959, miscarried the seditious intent of the manzaniller Hubert Matos. In a patriotic act in the today school city Ignacio Agramonte the young people of Camagüey confirmed the continuity of the Cuban Revolution.

The town of Camagüey remembered the trajectory that made the leader of the Revolution Fidel Castro and Camilo Cienfuegos for the streets of Camagüey until the school city Ignacio Agramonte.
For the streets of the city of Camagüey went young, pioneers, combatants, federated and workers.
The today school city Ignacio Agramonte the new generations of people of Camagüey play a patriotic act.

Camagüey combatant goes for the anniversary 50 of the popular victory before the betrayal of Hubert Matos.

"Men will have traitors; but towns not, and less that of Camagüey." Fidel trusted Camilo Cienfuegos the mission of to capture the seditious officials and to stop the maneuver.

The youths confirmed the historical continuity of the Cuban Revolution.
This Revolution, like in the days of the war, has single two roads: To conquer or to Die, expressed the Mr. of the Vanguard one day like today to the people of Camagüey, after being frustrated the intent desestabilizer of Hubert Matos.