The Cuban center Casa de las Américas will dedicate its monthly program starting today to Commander in Chief Fidel Castro and his continental vision, with guided visits, a bibliographic exhibition and a lecture.

The schedule, announced on social media, includes guided tours of the institution on the 4th, 11th and 18th in the morning.

Under the title A House for the Americas, participants will tour the exhibition The Century of Fidel, made up of works from the Haydee Santamaría Art of Our America Collection.

For Wednesday the 25th, the guided visit will include the inauguration of the bibliographic exhibition Fidel in Our America and the tour of The Century of Fidel, with pieces from that same collection.

Days earlier, on the morning of Tuesday the 17th, the Manuel Galich Hall will welcome researcher Fernando Luis Rojas, director of the Casa de las Américas Publishing Fund, who will deliver the lecture The House and Its Publishing House: Gateway to a Great Homeland.

As the day progresses, the cultural and educational institution will offer details of its programming on its digital channels.

Casa de las Américas is a Cuban cultural institution, founded in 1959 by the heroine Haydée Santamaría, with the mission of developing and expanding the country's sociocultural relations with the peoples of Latin America, the Caribbean and the rest of the world.

Its main functions are summarized in disseminating, researching, sponsoring, awarding and publishing the work of writers, visual artists, musicians, theater artists and social science scholars from the continent.

Over the decades, the House has become a space for encounter and dialogue from an integrating vision of "Great Homeland."