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Journalists from Las Tunas Highlight the Qualities of Enrique José Villegas
– July 9, 2018
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Las Tunas – Journalists from Las Tunas render a posthumous tribute to Enrique José Villegas, retired from the provincial station Radio Victoria with a broad career and revolutionary career, who died this Sunday at the age of 70 years.
At La Nueva Funeral Home, of this city, Adalys Ray, President of the Union of Cuban Journalists (UPEC)) in Las Tunas, pointed out that amidst the consternation of death of the City, the admiration and respect of the journalists of Las Tunas inspire us to be better in everything we do of our newsrooms.
Darletis Leyva González He badured that the teachings of Villegas should guide us towards professional perfection. "Given the pain caused by the physical loss of this great man, journalists are committed to being better every day, and prefer to remember life, and never death," he said [19659008]. and friends. (TIME21 PHOTO / Angeluis)
At Radio Victoria, Enrique José Villegas helped train more than a generation of journalists, and received a dissimilar recognition for his outstanding work as a radio personality [19659006] "Miguel Días Nápoles will always be excited:" I remember when all his colleagues were in abeyance a few years ago when he had a heart surgery in Havana.The day of his triumphant return, we are happy because his work pace and his way of being have not changed at all, "Miguel said in a column.
Yenima Díaz Velázquez recalled that several places in Las Tunas This man, although they have not found archaeological evidence.
"Villegas always went from here to there by rescuing objects that were superficially or that already had some neighbors of these sites."
For her part, Rosa Velázquez pointed out that the city leaves us with its charisma, dedication to work and its ability to perform apparently difficult tasks that it has facilitated; and considers that it is a paradigm of revolutionary journalism.
Today is no longer physically. Everyone at Radio Victoria feels a big void, very difficult to fill in the news writing, because, as Diaz Naples wrote, "Journalists like him are not many around the corner. because of their experience, their knowledge, that all is well, for his desire for improvement and, above all, for his limitless altruism and his constant concern for others. "
Rest in peace, we love you
