Corynthia expedition

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Corynthia expedition
Part of Cuban Revolution
Map of Cuba
Date 19–28 May 1957 Location Uvero, near the coast in southeastern Cuba [1] Result Cuban government victory Failure of the expedition [2]
Belligerents
Republic of Cuba	26th of July Movement Partido Auténtico (financial support)
Commanders and leaders
Fulgencio Batista Fermin Cowley	Calixto Sánchez White Carlos Prío Socarrás (financing)
Units involved
Cuban Constitutional Army Cuban Police	Unknown
Strength
500 soldiers 200 rural guards[3]	~150-20 militants [2]
Casualties and losses
Unknown	16 killed

The Corynthia expedition, also known as the Corinthia invasion or the Corinthia massacre was a failed armed attack carried out in Uvero near the coast of Cuba and was financed by former president of Cuba, Carlos Prío Socarrás. Due to the revolutionaries being spotted, they were tipped off to the state police (Guardia Rural) which quickly engaged the invading rebels. 16 rebels were killed, and the expedition was ruled a failure.