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The First Commandment For Every Good Explorer Is That An Expedition Has Two Points: The Point Of Departure And The Point Of Arrival. If Your Intention Is To Make The Second Theoretical Point Coincide With The Actual Point Of Arrival, Don't Think About The Means -- Because The Journey Is A Virtual Space That Finishes When It Finishes, And There Are As Many Means As There Are Different Ways Of 'finishing.' That Is To Say, The Means Are Endless.

The Socialist Countries Have The Moral Duty Of Liquidating Their Tacit Complicity With The Exploiting Countries Of The West.

It's A Sad Thing Not To Have Friends, But It Is Even Sadder Not To Have Enemies.

We Sold Sugar With The Specific Conditions Established By American Buyers, Which In Turn Dominated The Internal Market And Production In Cuba. Now If We Would Sell Sugar To The U.s., It Would Be The Cuban Government The One Who Would Sell It, And It Would Be A Complete Profit For Our People.

Youth Must Refrain From Ungrateful Questioning Of Governmental Mandates. Instead They Must Dedicate Themselves To Study, Work And Military Service. The Very Spirit Of Rebellion Is Reprehensible.