Troops and armoured vehicles paraded through Havana's RevolutionSquare, followed by hundreds of thousands of civilians waving flags and chanting slogans.
During a huge demonstration in Tahrir Square commemorating the revolution's first anniversary last month, hecklers continually surrounded a marquee featuring Brotherhood speakers.
There's Lara Logan, the CBS correspondent attacked by thugs in Cairo's Tahrir Square while covering the Egyptian revolution, one of countless women assaulted in Egypt by gangs of men.
Morsi's words must be followed closely, but they must be matched against his actions, especially in the longer term, when the cameras leave Tahrir Square, the place where Egypt's revolution started with calls for real democracy and equality.
Among the least analyzed aspects of the Egyptian revolution has been the significance of the widespread violence against the foreign media covering the demonstrations in Cairo's Tahrir Square.