Wabash in Cuba — Album 3
Che Guevara in a display at the Museum of the Revolution
There are stunning, vintage photos throughout the museum.
This is the Soviet tank that fired and sunk the U.S. Houston.
Che Guevara
the Museum of the Revolution
Basic transportation in a country that lacks it.
William Burrowes discusses a display that details the 1959 Cuban Revolution.
Leima Martinez had a wide ranging discussion with Wabash students about the Institute of Friendship with the Peoples
Leima Martinez
Another example of Anti-US posters - this one urging President Obama to free the
Students asked a number of pointed questions about Cuba's human rights and human relations.
A salsa band performed during lunch for Wabash students. Bands followed the students every where - the musicians live on tips and CD sales.
A guitarist performs over lunch.
Professor Hollander shows John Decker a Cuban Peso coin with Che Guevara on it.
Children perform during a meeting with CDR leaders.
Professor Dan Rogers thanks the CDR leaders and neighborhood for their kindness to Wabash.
Inside the home of CDR leaders - Professor Rogers talks with the leaders.
Children dancing and singing to demonstrate Cuba's rich culture.
The CDR leader welcomes Wabash and makes a proclamation.
Wabash men were seated front and center for the demonstration.
Cuban children were very welcoming to Wabash.