What is stamped in the lower left hand corner of the most famous photos of the 20th century was taken at a memorial service for victims of La Coubre?

The most famous photos of the 20th century taken at a memorial service for the victims of La Coubre often feature the iconic stamp of "Granma," the official newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party. This stamp signifies the images' association with the Cuban Revolution and the political context of the event. The La Coubre incident, which involved an explosion on a French freighter in Havana Harbor in 1960, was pivotal in shaping public sentiment and the narrative surrounding the revolution. These photographs serve as a powerful reminder of the impact of the tragedy on Cuban society and politics.