Remains of the journalist Max Lesnik and his wife rest in Havana
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The remains of the journalist Max Lesnik rest in Cuba
The mortal remains of the Cuban journalist Max Lesnik, who died at 94 in Miami, rest since Wednesday in the Jewish garden of Teresa in Calcutta, in the Minor Basilica of the San Fracisco de Asís convent in Havana in Havana
Havana, Cuba. – The mortal remains of Cuban journalist Max Lesnik, who died at age 94 in Miami, rest since Wednesday in the garden Teresa’s mother from Calcuttain the Minor Basilica of the Convent SAN FACISCO DE ASIS In Havana.
After a ceremony in which his tireless work was remembered in defense of our country, the ashes were deposited in the garden, along with those of his wife Miriam Graciela Álvarez, with what his request to rest in Cuba was fulfilled.
In the tribute there were floral offerings of the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Raúl Castro, President Miguel Díaz-Canel, the Commander of the Rebel Army, José Ramón Machado Ventura, his relatives and national institutions.
Further Magda Resik, Communication director of the city’s historian’s office, there must be talk of Max Lesnik as the man committed to Cuba, who offered his life to the Cuban cause, despite receiving multiple death threats.
