In the old Las Brisas neighborhood, now part of the town of Buenaventura*, the protagonist of "Today's Interview" was born to peasant parents who instilled in him the main values ​​of society, including respect, love for one's neighbor, simplicity, honesty, and above all, hard work—principles that make him beloved in his hometown and that have helped him raise his lovely family. He is Adel Torres Carralero, whom I visited one of the cool mornings in February at his home on Enramada Street in the Centro Escolar neighborhood. He kindly agreed to an interview, arranged some time ago, as this native of Calixto García has dedicated 53 of his 74 years to the culinary arts, mostly as a bartender.

The 131st anniversary of the resumption of our independence struggles was commemorated today in Mala Noche, a historic site where, as every February 24th, the significance of epic events like the necessary war is evoked, as well as the continuity of an emancipatory and distinctly Cuban process.

With a minute of silence dedicated to the combatants who died during 2025, and to the 32 who valiantly gave their lives in defense of the sovereignty of the sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Annual Review Assembly of the work carried out by the Association of Combatants of the Cuban Revolution of the Municipality of Calixto García in 2025 began.

The people of Calixto García paid their final tribute to their fallen brothers who died fulfilling a mission of brotherhood and solidarity with the people of Venezuela.