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Russia Multiplies Solidarity with Cuban Antiterrorists at Festival
The text "They Will Return" in the tricolor t-shirts worn by students from School 43 in Saint Petersburg attracts the attention of hundreds of participants in the Cuba-Russia Friendship Festival of the Moscow Palace of Creativity on Saturday.
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The text "They Will Return" in the tricolor t-shirts worn by students from School 43 in Saint Petersburg attracts the attention of hundreds of participants in the Cuba-Russia Friendship Festival of the Moscow Palace of Creativity on Saturday.
The t-shirts with the colors of the Cuban flag and demanding the return home of the antiterrorist fighters unjustly condemned in the United States is our way of making them present here, Professor Elena Petroyants told Prensa Latina.
Still imprisoned, Gerardo Hernandez , Ramon Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando Gonzalez tried to prevent violent actions against their country by monitoring extremist groups operating with impunity in the United States, Petroyants said. Rene Gonzalez was along with them.
He already completed his unjust sentence and returned to Cuba, recalled the professor, who heads Saint Petersburg's delegation to this festival of children, adolescents and youth in the former Central Pioneers Palace.
Our initiative with this show is another action to incorporate friends into Russia's solidarity network with the Five, as they are known around the world, through history, music, dance and poetry, she stated.
In statements to Prensa Latina, Petroyants showed some nostalgia when recalling the time when she studied as of 1990 at the Pedagogical University of Santiago de Cuba, the twin city of Saint. Petersburg, where she strengthened her love for the Caribbean nation.
This multi-year effort is already bearing fruits, as this tribute to the Cuban antiterrorist fighters brings knowledge to our students and awakens their interest and love for Cuba, the educator said.
Organized by the Moscow government, the Palace of Creativity and the Cuban Embassy, the festival includes the exhibition of children's paintings "(Cuba My Love", dance master classes and a question-answer contest about the Caribbean island.
The t-shirts with the colors of the Cuban flag and demanding the return home of the antiterrorist fighters unjustly condemned in the United States is our way of making them present here, Professor Elena Petroyants told Prensa Latina.
Still imprisoned, Gerardo Hernandez , Ramon Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando Gonzalez tried to prevent violent actions against their country by monitoring extremist groups operating with impunity in the United States, Petroyants said. Rene Gonzalez was along with them.
He already completed his unjust sentence and returned to Cuba, recalled the professor, who heads Saint Petersburg's delegation to this festival of children, adolescents and youth in the former Central Pioneers Palace.
Our initiative with this show is another action to incorporate friends into Russia's solidarity network with the Five, as they are known around the world, through history, music, dance and poetry, she stated.
In statements to Prensa Latina, Petroyants showed some nostalgia when recalling the time when she studied as of 1990 at the Pedagogical University of Santiago de Cuba, the twin city of Saint. Petersburg, where she strengthened her love for the Caribbean nation.
This multi-year effort is already bearing fruits, as this tribute to the Cuban antiterrorist fighters brings knowledge to our students and awakens their interest and love for Cuba, the educator said.
Organized by the Moscow government, the Palace of Creativity and the Cuban Embassy, the festival includes the exhibition of children's paintings "(Cuba My Love", dance master classes and a question-answer contest about the Caribbean island.