The Cuban press is fortunate to have valuable and intelligent women in the exercise of the profession: Indira La O Herrera is one of them.
She is a journalist who gives prestige to Radio Mayabeque station where her daily work contributes to keeping the audience informed. She has charisma and talent to seek the news and reflect in her work the reality of today’s Cuba.
Indira practices journalism with passion and dynamism, she is aware of her social responsibility and assumes it with courage and dedication.
She is a radio woman, who not only does journalism but also works as program director, with equal dedication and commitment.
Today that the Cuban press celebrates its day and the 130 years of the Patria Newspaper, founded by José Martí, recognizing the work of a journalist like Indira La O Herrera is an act of justice.
In the Mayabeque guild she has the admiration and respect of her colleagues, and she has been deserving of important awards and recognitions.
With the truth as a flag, this Cuban gives herself to the construction of a country, better and better, from her trench of ideas and thought. Daughter, mother, partner, friend, Indira is an example of a worthy and authentic woman, at the service of her people. Today that the Cuban press celebrates her day, it is a good pretext to pay homage to a high-ranking journalist who is convinced that the truth needs us.
