6 January 1961Announcement of Socialist Trade AgreementsErnesto "Che" Guevara
Guevara reports economic agreements concluded with the Soviet Union and other socialist countries.
Historical records for Argentina in 1961, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
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.
Guevara discusses his new responsibilities as minister and the government's industrial development programme.
Guevara speaks on foreign assistance, economic development and Cuba's industrial strategy.
Guevara addresses the First National Sugar Meeting on production and the role of the sugar economy.
Guevara speaks at the inauguration of a pencil factory in Batabanó as part of Cuba's industrial programme.
Guevara publishes an essay assessing the Cuban Revolution's significance for anti-colonial struggle in Latin America.
Guevara speaks at the closing of a Chinese exhibition in Havana shortly before the Bay of Pigs invasion.
As head of Cuba's delegation, Guevara addresses the Inter-American Economic and Social Council conference in Uruguay.
Guevara gives a second major intervention at Punta del Este on development, sovereignty and regional economics.
After returning to Cuba, Guevara discusses the Punta del Este conference and its political implications.
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