Sentence examples for the granma from inspiring English sources

Castro's tiny force sailed from Mexico to Cuba in December 1956 in the Granma, a small and leaky motor vessel.

In 1956, he returned in a boat called the Granma and established his base of operations in the Sierra Maestra.

The Granma article was the latest step in a rollout of changes that Cuba plans to shake the nation's economy out of its torpor.

He was rocking, faint with sea-sickness, in a 60-foot wooden yacht, the Granma, crammed with 82 people and stinking of spilled petrol.

Mr Chanes de Armas got involved in Moncada and the Granma expedition to bring free elections to Cuba, and a proper democratic constitution.

Maine, a slave ship and the Granma, the boat that was used to transport Castro and his revolutionary fighters to Cuba in 1956.

However, the Granmas journey ultimately lasted 7 days, and with Castro and his men unable to provide reinforcements, Pais and his militants dispersed after two days of intermittent attacks.

If the press belongs to the government and to the Party, is it realistic that that press will criticize the government and the Party?" Granma is the same numbingly dull propaganda sheet as ever.

In the 1970s, the newspaper Granma mocked his background as a peanut farmer.

Later, in Mexico City, he met Raúl and Fidel Castro, joined their 26th of July Movement, and sailed to Cuba aboard the yacht, Granma, with the intention of overthrowing U.S.-backed Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista.

Along the way, Granma dies, but the Joads keep going.