Second Battle of Pino del Agua
Rebel forces win another important engagement at Pino del Agua during the growth of the guerrilla war.
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Rebel forces win another important engagement at Pino del Agua during the growth of the guerrilla war.
Under Guevara's supervision, Radio Rebelde begins broadcasting from the Sierra Maestra to carry rebel news and the movement's messages across Cuba.
Guevara participates during the fighting around El Jigue as Batista's summer offensive begins to fail.
Role range: 1958-1958
Castro assigns Guevara to command Column 8, Ciro Redondo, with orders to move west into Las Villas and disrupt government communications.
Guevara receives orders to lead an invasion column westward toward Las Villas province.
Guevara's Column 8 leaves the Sierra Maestra and begins the difficult westward march toward Las Villas in central Cuba.
Guevara's Column 8 reaches Camaguey during its difficult westward march across Cuba.
Guevara's column reaches the Escambray mountains and begins a new phase of operations in Las Villas.
Guevara establishes a headquarters at Caballete de Casa while coordinating rebel forces in Las Villas.
Guevara negotiates working arrangements among several anti-Batista armed groups operating in the Escambray.
Rebel operations under Guevara cut the central highway by destroying the bridge over the Falcón River.
Guevara's forces capture Fomento during the late-December campaign that expands rebel control across Las Villas.
Forces under Guevara attack Cabaiguan as the Las Villas offensive closes major road and rail routes.
Guevara's forces begin the decisive struggle for Santa Clara, a battle that helps precipitate the final collapse of Batista's government.
Guevara's forces continue fighting around the Capiro hills while isolating remaining government positions.
Guevara's forces, working with allied revolutionaries, take Placetas during the final Las Villas offensive.
Guevara uses the university area as an operations base during the battle for Santa Clara.
Guevara delivers a speech on the social aims and responsibilities of the Rebel Army.
The last major government position in Santa Clara gives way as Batista's regime collapses.
Guevara addresses residents at El Pedrero and links the revolution's victory to social change in rural Cuba.
The revolutionary government grants Guevara Cuban citizenship in recognition of his role in the armed struggle.
Guevara leaves Cuba on a government mission through Europe, Africa and Asia to develop diplomatic and economic relations.
Guevara returns to Cuba after a three-month government mission through Europe, Africa and Asia.
Guevara is appointed to direct the Industrialization Department of the National Institute of Agrarian Reform.
Guevara addresses a mass rally at the Presidential Palace during a period of political tension.
Guevara assumes the presidency of Cuba's National Bank after Felipe Pazos leaves the post.
The Central University of Las Villas awards Guevara an honorary doctorate, which he accepts on behalf of the Rebel Army.
At the memorial for victims of the La Coubre explosion, Alberto Korda photographs Guevara in the image later known worldwide.
Guevara speaks on political sovereignty and economic independence during Cuba's rapid economic transformation.
Guevara publishes Guerrilla Warfare, setting out lessons he drew from the Cuban revolutionary struggle.
Guevara addresses the Latin American Youth Congress on revolution and anti-colonial solidarity.
Guevara addresses medical students and health workers on the social responsibilities of revolutionary medicine.
Guevara publishes reflections on the ideology and social development of the Cuban Revolution.
Guevara leaves Cuba for an extended economic and diplomatic tour of socialist countries.
Guevara arrives in Beijing as head of a Cuban delegation during his tour of socialist countries.
Guevara reports economic agreements concluded with the Soviet Union and other socialist countries.
Guevara speaks at the Nicaró nickel plant about production and the responsibilities of workers and management.
Guevara addresses militia members in Cabañas, Pinar del Río, on defence and revolutionary responsibilities.
Guevara addresses a national convention of Technical Advisory Committees on industrial organization and production.
Guevara becomes head of the newly established Ministry of Industries.
Role range: 1961-1965
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