By Noguera Ricano Yetel
thais@rvictoria.icrt.cu
Translation: Ernesto Gutierrez Pino

Las Tunas .- Thriving debates take place every year at the Seminar Marti for Youth People. In this 36th edition in Las Tunas province, at the 115th anniversary of the death in combat of the Cuba's national hero, Jose Marti, it started on the eve with arguments, researches and conferences, on the contemporary relevance of his thought for the formation of new generations of Cubans.

Cuba's National Hero, Jose Marti, the best Cuban thinker in the 19th century.

The texts Letters to Maria Mantilla, The Golden Age and Ismaelillo, were the center of the debates for children and adults who still in those literary creations can find some pieces of advices to build the future.

This time the participants discussed the perennial validity of Marti’s thoughts on the country and what a man must sacrifice to see his nation with full sovereignty and justice.

But this exchange between two generations was also a strategy to improve the syllabus at each teaching level in the search of creating a better human being, more responsible with the environment.

And this requires the teacher’s self training on Marti’s literature, his continued love to talk to his students about how much he admires and follows Marti’s ideas, expressed with the fulfillment of his duties.

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