For 10 points, identify this 1953 speech delivered during his trial for the assault on the Moncada barracks by Fidel Castro.
Towards the end, this text mentions being taught that the "10th of October and 24th of February" are anniversaries of rejoicing. This text compares Article 40 of the Constitution to a lifeboat on a ship at sea, before name-checking Francois Hotman, John Knox, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Referencing the actions that were directly responsible for bringing it about, this speech commends Lieutenants Saria and Campa for being "true gentlemen in their treatment of prisoners," and suggests that the Navy would have eventually sided with the speaker's endeavors because "that branch of the Armed Forces is the least dominated by the Dictatorship." This speech begins by noting that "counsel and defendant are one and the same," and recalls the 76 days which its speaker had spent in prison, and ends by predicting that it does not matter if the speaker is condemned. For 10 points, identify this 1953 speech delivered during his trial for the assault on the Moncada barracks by Fidel Castro.
Towards the end, this text mentions being taught that the "10th of October and 24th of February" are anniversaries of rejoicing.
History will absolve me [or La historia me absolvera]