With the active participation of its members, the Association of Combatants of the Cuban Revolution in the municipality of Contramaestre held a meeting at its headquarters—presided over by the organization’s leadership—to analyze the 176 economic and social transformation measures, along with their 23 thematic areas.
During the session, each combatant shared their perspective, offering an in-depth analysis of the topics under discussion and proposing creative ideas to enrich the document. Once implemented through the collective effort of all, these measures will benefit the people of Contramaestre, who are striving to move forward amidst the current, complex situation.
Efforts are now focused on reaching every local branch and the broader community, ensuring that all residents gain a deeper understanding of these 176 economic and social transformation measures. The goal is for everyone to grasp how these measures are being applied to safeguard the Cuban Revolution, which is currently navigating a complex moment in its history.
The gathering provided an opportunity to speak with Jorge Luís Valdés, president of the Association of Combatants of the Cuban Revolution in Contramaestre. Among other topics, he emphasized that it is time to reaffirm that the Revolution can always count on the combatants of Contramaestre, wherever they may be deployed by higher command.
“We must bring our experiences into the communities and, in doing so, elevate the spirit of patriotism in every location,” he added.
The Association aims to strengthen its local branches, with the objectives of fostering better communication within communities, understanding the concerns of the people, increasing participation in meetings, and growing the number of active members in each area.
