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Cuban Youth vs. Media Campaign in May Day
Cuban youth will be the protagonists of massive parades in all the country's squares on May Day, to reject the media campaign unleashed from the United States and Europe.
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Prensa Latina
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Cuban youth will be the protagonists of massive parades in all the country's squares on May Day, to reject the media campaign unleashed from the United States and Europe.
World Brigade of Solidarity in Cuba for May Day
Federation of University Students president Gladys Gutierrez stated that the country's students will march with their universities.
High school students will open the International Workers' Day parade at the capital's Jose Marti Revolution Square, and thousands of students from emblematic educational institutions and Revolution programs will close the march.
The massive parade in the Cuban capital will be divided in 10 blocs, including one special with women, in which students from the Information Sciences University, in western Havana, will be present.
"We will join May Day celebrations on the island's streets and public squares, reaffirming our categorical support to the Revolution, the Cuban Communist Party, Fidel Castro, and Raul Castro," the youth leader said.
World Brigade of Solidarity in Cuba for May Day
Federation of University Students president Gladys Gutierrez stated that the country's students will march with their universities.
High school students will open the International Workers' Day parade at the capital's Jose Marti Revolution Square, and thousands of students from emblematic educational institutions and Revolution programs will close the march.
The massive parade in the Cuban capital will be divided in 10 blocs, including one special with women, in which students from the Information Sciences University, in western Havana, will be present.
"We will join May Day celebrations on the island's streets and public squares, reaffirming our categorical support to the Revolution, the Cuban Communist Party, Fidel Castro, and Raul Castro," the youth leader said.