A Day Like Today. 366 Chips in the History of Cuba

A Day Like Today. 366 Chips in the History of Cuba is a work by Cuban bibliophile Carlos Manuel Trelles. Here various historical aspects related to Cuba are compiled in a concise and systematic manner. Through 366 cards, each corresponding to one day of the year, relevant information is presented on

• Events
• Characters
• Commemorative dates
• and other significant elements in the history of Cuba.

Each sheet provides a brief description of a historical fact or event, accompanied by key data, important dates and bibliographic references. The files range from the pre-Columbian periods and the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors, to more recent events in the contemporary history of Cuba.
The objective of this work is to provide an overview and accessible of Cuban history. Allow readers to explore and understand the events and processes that have shaped the island’s development over time. In addition, the cards are organized chronologically, which facilitates the consultation and understanding of the historical sequence.
A Day Like Today. 366 Chips in the History of Cuba is a useful tool for those interested in knowing in a concise and systematic way the key moments in the history of Cuba. It is a book full of quick references, as a starting point to delve into specific topics. With its daily approach, it invites you to explore the richness and diversity of Cuban history throughout the year.