1875.   Miguel Antonio de Carrión de Cárdenas is born in Havana.

Throughout his life, in addition to being a doctor, he carried out a commendable work in the field of journalism since he actively collaborated with several publications. As a writer of fiction, he created several novels, among them, those identified as El milagro, Las honradas, Las impuras, as well as La esfinge. In his profession as a physician, he published the book "Los cálculos renales y su diagnóstico" (Kidney stones and their diagnosis). He also gave lectures on various scientific and literary subjects. He left unfinished a novel entitled El principio de autoridad.

He died in Havana on July 30, 1929.

1989.  Rebel Army Captain Isabel Luisa Rielo Rodríguez dies in Havana.

From a young age she understood the need to fight to transform the existing situation in Cuba due to the existence of the dictatorial regime of Fulgencio Batista. When the University of Havana was closed, she moved to the province of Oriente where she continued her revolutionary activity. When persecuted by the regime's forces, she decided to go to the mountains and joined the ranks of the Rebel Army in the Sierra Maestra. She was assigned to a field hospital where she worked as a health worker. Later she was the founder and leader of the Mariana Grajales Platoon, composed entirely of a group of female combatants. After the revolutionary victory, she participated in the fulfillment of various tasks and responsibilities assigned to her.