Mayabeque, Cuba_ The Museum of Jaruco was reopened in an activity included in the work agenda of the solemn session of the Municipal Assembly of People's Power scheduled for this Friday, with the presence of the Minister of Culture, Abel Prieto Jiménez.

In statements to Radio Jaruco, Abel Prieto said: "the reopening of this institution on the International Museum Day is opportune. It has a historical room, another which alludes to the aboriginal communities that were settled in this area, other rooms dedicated to the independence struggles and the Revolution. In the own recognitions delivered by the Assembly, one notices the enormous educational possibilities that a Museum has ".

At another point the Minister of Culture said: "It is very important that you have rewarded teachers, professors, retirees of the sector who returned to teaching, there you have an institution that can provide an incalculable service to the formation of new generations within the cult to the historical and cultural memory ".

"You have to love the Homeland, but if you were born in Jaruco, you grew up here, you have to first love and have a deep spiritual connection with your homeland."

Later he sent a big hug to the colleagues who received the incentives granted by the Municipal Assembly, to the delegates, because it is important that those who attend the areas are interested in a heritage institution, that speaks of our country in a very eloquent way, because That has a lot to do with the sense of belonging of the people. It has a lot to do with the pride that people feel for their origins, their roots”.

The first secretary of the Party in Mayabeque, Juan Miguel García Díaz, the first secretary of the Party in the municipality, Merlin Elías Barriento and the president of the provincial government Tamara Valido, presided over the Solemn Session of the Municipal Assembly of the Popular Power of Jaruco.

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