THREE DAYS IN MARCH. THE EVENTS IN 1952 THAT MARKED THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA

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The narrative explores the tumultuous political landscape of Cuba in 1952, highlighting the disillusionment with politicians following Carlos Prío's reforms and the chaos unleashed by Eduardo Chibás. The abrupt Batista Coup d'État on March 10, 1952, left the nation in shock, leading to a mix of impotent rage, numbness, and apathy among the populace. The lack of public outrage and the weakened moral authority of the previous rulers set the stage for Cuba's disintegration, capturing a pivotal moment in the country's history.