Commander José Luis Merino, a Salvadorian revolutionary and one of the founders of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN), stated that dignity is one of the most important legacy of the leader of the Cuban Revolution , Fidel Castro.
In an interview with Prensa Latina, he shared his impressions of the farewells of the Cuban people to the Commander-in-Chief in Havana´s Plaza de la Revolución José Martí.
'It's an emotion that we, who have had a life of strong emotions, have never felt it. They were hundreds of thousands of people, concentrating their love, their affection, their respect, for their leader', he said.
Ramiro, his war name, stated that after listening and feeling the Cubans' emotion in addition to the speeches pronounced, without any doubt, 'left anyone with the conclusion that Fidel is the greatest leader our peoples have had in the last centuries'.
'I could feel a lump in in my throat, but at the same time the certainty that we have learned from that man his greatest important lessons which are his determination, loyalty to his people, loyalty to humanity, but the greatest lesson is dignity ', he stressed.
It was exciting to listen to the speeches of the leaders who came from all over the world and was very impressive for the FMLN delegation, led by its Secretary General, Medardo Gonzalez, who was in the Plaza, he emphasized.