University students ratify their commitment to defend the Cuban revolution (+ Photos)

Havana, July 8 (Prensa Latina) The defense of the revolution and the improvement of socialism as the only possible system in Cuba centered debates of the IX Congress of the Student University Federation (FEU), said the President from this organization, Raúl. Alejandro Palmero

Our story, written with blood, reckless protests, deadly fire, prison, broken dreams, clandestinity and a rebellious sierra – which cost the lives of hundreds of our best comrades – will never be betrayed . Palmero to intervene in the plenary session of the conclave that ends this Sunday at the Havana Convention Center.

On behalf of the 125,000 members of the FEU, the student leader swore allegiance to the example of the historical generation of the Revolution led by the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, Raúl Castro.

This congress was a support and support for the general elections that ended on April 19 with the election of Miguel Díaz-Canel as President of Cuba. , a government that we support to be the continuation of the revolutionary process of 1 January 1959.

According to Palmero, the ideals of the historic leader of the Revolution In Cuba, Fidel Castro (1926-2016) is irrevocable and will be defended with the thought, blood and fire, if necessary.

He also recalled that before the meeting, debates had been held in all provinces of the country until arriving in Havana 400 delegates to meet in five commissions and badyze issues related to the Teaching, political ideological work, study and communication.

As we celebrate our congress, many young people around the world are on the streets. ask for their rights. It's the difference with our society, in which we have a voice, said Palmero.

In another moment, the deputy at the National Assembly of People's Power also spoke about the march of revolutionary reaffirmation last Friday Martiana – a place that honors the national hero of Cuba, José Martí, – on the steps from the University of Havana.

Díaz-Canel and the second secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, José Ramón Machado Ventura, participate in The quality of the delegates of honor at the plenary session of the congress began the day before.

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

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