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Announcer the final portion of our immemorial programme features raul castro eulogizing his brother fid em. Thousands gathered at revolution plaza in havana. The site of many speeches after creasing power in 1959. This is 20 minutes. [ clapping ] translation we will now continue. Please express to council, ministers, general, raul castro and everyone can relax. Im the last speaker esteemed heads of state and government. Chiefs of the delegations. Dig nataries and friends. And beloved cuban people. Although i will give final speech on december 3rd when we meet at revolution square in san diego cuba, i would like to express on behalf of our people, party, and government as well as on behalf of hour family. Our gratitude at your attendance here. As well as the extraordinary and countless expressions of solidarity. Of section and respect received the world over during this time of grief and commitment. Vernon fiddler devoted his life to solidarity and led a social revolution of the hum. By the humble. And for the humble. That became a symbol of the anticolonial, antiapart eyed and antiimperialist struggle. For the immance im aches, and the dignity of the people. His stirring words are echoed today in this care. Just as during the meeting on july 26, 1959, in support of the aguarian reform that was crossing the ruby con. And that led to the struggle to the death by the revolution, and here, fidel asserted that the ag warian reform moved on. And we did it. Today, 57 years later, we are honouring the western who conceived and led it. Here in this place, we voted together with him. During the first and second declaration of havana. Of 1960, and 1962. Of 1960 and 1962 respectively. And here in the face of acts of aggression. Supported by the organization of american states. Fidel stated that behind the nation, behind the flag of freedom, behind the revolution, there is a people that is ready to defend their independence. And the common destiny of a free latin america. I was, together with fidel in the building that today houses nemsar the ministry of revolutionary armed forces. When we heard of the explosion of a friendship that brought in the first and only weapons that we could procure in europe. And we left from here to the dock, because we knew that only that explosion could have originated from the ship that we were unloading with the weapons, and we went to help the victims. When a few minutes after we arrived we saw almost as a deadly trap, a second explosion. These events led to the death of 101 people, and numerous injured victims. So here, with him, we declare cuba a country free of illiteracy in december 1961. With the conclusion of the Literacy Campaign that was led by more than 250,000 teachers and students. And it continued forward. In the meantime, during that same year, the veteran of the rebel army and the newly created National Revolutionary militia engaged in combat with mercenaries in the bay of pigs, and in the mountainous areas against armed bands of infiltrators that came from outside the country, which among other victims, and multiple misdeeds, they murdered 10 young people involved in the Literacy Campaign. They prevailed at the bay of pigs, and at the same time moved forward with the Literacy Programme throughout the country. And as fidel said, the young people had the future in their hands. And with profound emotion. Here we heard the commander in this square during the solemn ceremony in october 1967, that paid tribute to the unforg unforgettable. And we came back 70 years later, after one of the most difficult periods. Where they were shaken. And indignant. And we attended the funeral of 73 people, murdered by state terrorism. With the bombings of the Cuban Airlines in barbados. And among the victims were a young athlete who had won gold medals in the Central American and caribbean fencing championship. On this occasion we repeated, together with him, that when the people is energyic and dynamic, then justice will tremble. In this square that has seen many important parades on may day, in 1996 against the blockade and the act, that still remains in force, and the enormous parade in 1999. And during the youth events. The student event, and workers events in 2000. Where fidel expressed his revolution. That today millions of cubans are also taking it upon themselves in a pass of popular will. It is in this location where we have come to support the agreement made with the communist party of cuba. And it is in this same spirit that we have seen over the last few days, the people participate with great engagement by the youth who have expressed a moving tribute. And who have sworn loyalty to the ideas and the work of the commander in chief of the cuban revolution. Dear fidel. Here, standing at the monument, national hero, and inspiration of the attack where we have been meeting for more than half a century, during periods as well as to honour our martyrs, to proclaim our ideals, and revere our symbols as well as consult our people on key decisions. It is especially here where we commemorate our victories and we say to you. That together to our selfless struggling and heroic people. To say we will move forward until we achieve victory. [ clapping ] [ chanting ] [ clapping ] [ ] [ singing in alternate language ] [ singing ]