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 | | The entire congress, we may say, has been a cause for unending emotion that culminated last night with the united march of workers, students, and the people at large from the university stairs to the monument of Jose Marti, whose birthday--as we all know--is being commemorated today. |
 | | On this occasion, we are fully aware that we are at a labor congress that is in line with the most decisive stage of the history of the revolution. |
 | | It was a congress that breathed internationalism, that breathed revolutionary spirit, that breathed patriotism, determination, and a willingness to fight from every pore. |
| lanic.utexas.edu /la/cb/cuba/castro/1990/19900129 (9676 words) |
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