by José Martí

In April 1892, the prominent revolutionary democrat José Martí united the scattered revolutionary organizations at home and abroad, founded the Cuban Revolutionary Party in New York, and announced that he would win the complete independence of Cuba in the revolutionary war. José Martí called Latin America "Our America", with this title, wrote the Latin American people's consciousness: "Elephants do not want to give birth to a second generation in captivity; Peru's camels in the indigenous drunkenness, or excessive burden, die; people should be like elephants and camels, know the shame."

Under Marty's command, the Cuban Revolutionary Party began preparations for the War of Independence. In December 1894, Marty arranged three ships loaded with weapons and independence fighters to go to Cuba to overthrow Spain, but in the meantime it was blocked by the United States. On January 29, 1895, comrades on the island still sounded the horns of justice, not yet armed by the Soviets. On February 24, the eastern province's Bayer town and other regions continued to shout for independence, calling it "The Voice of Bayer". A week later, about 2,500 people took up the rebellion, despite losses in the middle and west, but the line of rebellion still slowly advanced from the southeast to the middle and west. In May, the Marty's unfortunate bombardment

On October 10, 1944, Cuban Revolutionary Party (¡®Real Party¡¯) leader Ramon Grau San Martín regained power and the people were full of hope for him, but were soon disappointed by the extreme corruption of his government.

On October 10, 1948, the Cuban revolutionary Carlos Prios Sócrates took power, further clearing the prestige of the ¡°Real Party¡± government, and was later overthrown by General Fulgencio Batista on March 10, 1952.

On June 1, 1952, a new general election was held in Cuba. At that time, three major political parties such as the Cuban Revolutionary Party (the Real Party) put forward their own presidential candidates. Public opinion tests showed that the Cuban People's Party Agramont would have a chance to win, and the co-operative party Batista had no hope. In this situation, the dictatorship of the 1930s, Batista, with the support of the United States, planned a military coup on March 10 of the same year. After the coup, publicly re-exerted dictatorship. During the Cuban Revolutionary War, the reversal of the Batista regime sparked strong resistance among the Cuban people. On July 26, 1953, a group of hot-blooded youths such as Castro launched an armed uprising in the eastern city of