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Historical Meaning of the Cuban Revolution Highlighted in Nicaragua
The Cuban Revolution showed that it is possible to build a just society with advanced social, cultural and human improvements in the Third World, said today the president of the Nicaraguan Solidarity with Cuba, Fredy Franco.
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The Cuban Revolution showed that it is possible to build a just society with advanced social, cultural and human improvements in the Third World, said today the president of the Nicaraguan Solidarity with Cuba, Fredy Franco.
Cuba managed to make true the Socialist system at 90 miles of the strongest empire in the contemporary era, defeated military aggressions and still faces, stoic and dignified, the criminal blockade which is still in force, and it is increasingly condemned by most of the nations in the world, he added.
This hostile policy has generated, together with natural phenomena, most of the socio-economic difficulties that the Cuban people have faced, also said the researcher in the field of social sciences and professor at the National Autonomous University of Managua.
This January 1st, 2014, the heroic and dignified Cuban Revolution celebrates 55 years, beginning with the popular victory against Batistaâ�Ös dictatorship, advancing against adversity caused by the policy of the United States and consolidating its strong social and national ties, he said.
Although it was preceded by other revolutions like Mexican (1910), Guatemalan (1944) and Bolivian (1952), the process on the Caribbean island is the first with socialist character in America and the backbone of the changes in Latin America, he added.
Franco added that the Cuban revolution built an independent and dignified country with determination and true popular participation, a system and human beings immensely human who have shared what they have with many people of the world, even their own lives.
Nicaragua is a beneficiary of the vast Cuban solidarity in different historical moments, which is consolidated in this second stage of the Sandinista revolution and in the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA), which contributes to solving major emergencies of our people, he said Franco.
Cuba managed to make true the Socialist system at 90 miles of the strongest empire in the contemporary era, defeated military aggressions and still faces, stoic and dignified, the criminal blockade which is still in force, and it is increasingly condemned by most of the nations in the world, he added.
This hostile policy has generated, together with natural phenomena, most of the socio-economic difficulties that the Cuban people have faced, also said the researcher in the field of social sciences and professor at the National Autonomous University of Managua.
This January 1st, 2014, the heroic and dignified Cuban Revolution celebrates 55 years, beginning with the popular victory against Batistaâ�Ös dictatorship, advancing against adversity caused by the policy of the United States and consolidating its strong social and national ties, he said.
Although it was preceded by other revolutions like Mexican (1910), Guatemalan (1944) and Bolivian (1952), the process on the Caribbean island is the first with socialist character in America and the backbone of the changes in Latin America, he added.
Franco added that the Cuban revolution built an independent and dignified country with determination and true popular participation, a system and human beings immensely human who have shared what they have with many people of the world, even their own lives.
Nicaragua is a beneficiary of the vast Cuban solidarity in different historical moments, which is consolidated in this second stage of the Sandinista revolution and in the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA), which contributes to solving major emergencies of our people, he said Franco.