The word "granma" is not a correct word in written English.
The correct word for "grandmother" is "grandma". For example, "My grandma always makes the best apple pie!".
Ecos Pueriles (Childish Echoes) was shown at Havana's Yoruba Cultural Center Gallery, and even garnered a write-up in Granma, Cuba's state newspaper.
CUBANS reading the July 23rd edition of Granma, the state newspaper, might have noticed an unusual mention of a "regrettable" traffic accident near the eastern city of Bayamo.
Health workers have distributed chlorine drops and rehydration salts in Granma province.
Granma, the official and only daily newspaper, reported in January that a spontaneous, self-organised and regulated wholesale market in farm products has sprung up in Havana.
He was rocking, faint with sea-sickness, in a 60-foot wooden yacht, the Granma, crammed with 82 people and stinking of spilled petrol.
Over the past few weeks Granma, the main state-owned daily newspaper, has carried a series of editorials signed by Mr Castro, in which he has addressed issues ranging from ethanol to the case of Luis Posada Carriles, an exile accused of terrorism (see article).On April 21st Cuban media published photographs showing Mr Castro with a visiting Chinese official in Havana.
Among the "hostile propaganda" seized from his house were copies of The Economist".Socialism is Peace" declares a billboard near Granma, birthplace of Fidel's revolution.
Since that raises their salaries by more than half in return for losing an often poor-quality lunch, on this occasion Granma, the daily newspaper of the ruling Communist Party, may have got it right when it headlined the news, "Giving, more than taking away".Small though the change is, it is of huge symbolic import.
Mr Chanes de Armas got involved in Moncada and the Granma expedition to bring free elections to Cuba, and a proper democratic constitution.
The months spent after the Granma invasion in the Sierra Maestra, among the forests and the fog, eating boiled yucca and sweet potatoes without salt; his journey, as a wanted man, to Havana; his arrest in 1958 for going to Florida, secretly, to get dynamite to advance the revolution.
(Foreign newspapers are greatly in demand, not just because they are better to read than the official organ, Granma, but, it is said, better to wipe with too).The result: virtually everyone in Cuba is on the unofficial make.
