Cuban Daily Recalls Sabotage in Havana Port
Cuban Granma daily recalled on Saturday the sabotage to the French ship "Le Coubre" in Havana, on the occasion of the anniversary of that terrorist action, of which the United States CIA was accused.

The happening on March 4, 1960, left more than 100 deaths and around 400 people wounded, due to the magnitude of the explosions on the ship.

"Le Coubre" came to Cuba with ammunitions and antitank and antipersonnel grenades bought by the Island in Belgium, to face up to the wave of terrorist attacks unleashed against this country after the revolutionary victory in 1959.

Workers of the port installations, guards of the area, members of the entities in charge of transporting the military supplies, and fire department members were among the victims of this attack.

The number of victims increased after the first explosion, when many people went to assist those wounded and there was a second blast, which proved that the action was thoroughly planned.

The daily included in its report some survivors´ testimonies of the most important attack against the Island, as part of the US destabilizing plan, followed by the invasion of Playa Giron.