Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, already alerted by a family friend that Spanish troops were heading to his farm to arrest him for his desire to be free or martyred, summoned all those who could hear him, all those who could identify with his vision of a new Cuba, for all Cubans.
To arrive to this historic, sacred site of the homeland today, to see that part of its sugar mill remains, that its bell continues to toll for independence, and watch the flags flutter in the wind, transports you back in time.
The good state of conservation of Céspedes' house, now a museum, makes it a must see for all Cubans, to renew our commitment to our free homeland. (Granma)
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