Capitanich and the Cuban Ambassador signed an agreement to implement a literacy program

In addition, both led to the return of the monolith of Ernesto Che Guevara at the intersection of Güemes and Hipólito Yrigoyen, "maybe the best". The communal leader, recalling a sentence of Juan Domingo Perón, on the Latin American revolutionary

After the heading and an exchange of gifts, the municipal chief explained that this program was incorporated in the province during his tenure as governor, from a bilateral agenda between Chaco and Cuba. "At the municipal level, I think it will have the same success," he said.

For his part, Orestes Pérez Pérez said that this literacy agreement is internationally recognized by Unesco and will work to be implemented in Resistencia. In addition, he badured that a joint program on cultural issues and public health will also be coordinated, including the sale of drugs and collaboration similar to that which already existed with the Chaco when Capitanich was governor.

"We are going to conduct a survey of the city that needs a literacy process for us to have the first graduates in December," adds the Caribbean emissary

They restore the monolith of Che Guevara
After the meeting in the offices of the Centenary Capitanich and the Cuban ambbadador participated in the restitution of the monolith of Che Guevara at the intersection of the streets Güemes and Yrigoyen, in the part of the 90th anniversary of the birth of the Argentine hero of the Cuban Revolution. This restitution was declared of municipal interest by the resolution n ° 1453 signed by the communal chief.

This monolith, which was put in place on October 8, 1997, was destroyed practically during a road accident in 2005. After its repackaging and reconstruction, the municipality proceeded to the restitution of the even after thirteen years.

For the Cuban ambbadador, the figure of Che Guevara is not only an emblem for Cuba and Argentina, but for the whole world, since it has become in an icon and an example for millions of people.

The Secretary of Culture and Social Development of the municipality, Sebastián Benítez Molas, also took part in this activity; National Senator María Inés Pilatti Vergara; MPPs Héctor Vega, Daniel Trabalón and Gladis Cristaldo; the director of the program Yo sí Puedo in Corrientes, Luis Montesino; Sara Méndez of the Cuba-Resistance Solidarity Movement; Atilio Fanti (from the Popular University of the Resistance); and Gerardo Marturet, member of the Coordinadora NEA Solidarity with Cuba-Corrientes.