The student congress ends in Cuba with a tribute to the revolutionaries

Havana, July 8 (Prensa Latina) The IX Congress of the University Students' Federation (FEU) ends today with the recognition of the Cuban Revolution's historical leaders and the Cuban Revolution, and the presentation of the elected national secretariat.

The meeting is open on Sunday reserved for reading its final Declaration after hosting debates on teaching, social work and political-ideological engagement, among others topics.

The Havana Convention Center is the venue of the conclave, which brings together 400 delegates from all the universities of Cuba, representing the 125,000 students of the FEU, in addition to 100 guests.

In his inaugural address, the president of the FEU, Raúl Alejandro Palmero, ratified the maximum direction of the revolutionary process initiated in 1959 that can count on university students because there is an organized avant-garde .

Here is Cuban youth. This congress belongs to all the people (…) We are at the height of the history that precedes us and the heroic people of which we are part. We are children of the Revolution, emphasized the student leader.

For his part, Cuban MP Jorge González told Prensa Latina that the thinking and attitude of young people largely determine the future of a country.

who attends as a guest of the 9th FEU Congress, described as very important events to which the new generations participate, as they bring new messages and dynamic and spontaneous approaches.

I am happy to see how the delegates defend socialism and reaffirm the concept of Revolution and have among their paradigms the thought of their historic leader Fidel Castro (1926-2016), said the parliamentarian.

Last Friday, convention delegates organized a student march from the Martian smithy. which pays tribute to Cuba's national hero, José Martí- at the University of Havana in order to pay homage to the martyrs of the organization

This edition of the meeting has as delegates of honor the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) Raúl Castro; the second secretary of the CCP, José Ramón Machado Ventura, and the president Miguel Díaz-Canel

Founded in 1922 by the revolutionary leader Julio Antonio Mella, the FIRE was born with the mission of uniting Cuban university students, representing their interests and to badert their rights.

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