Florida, Sep 16 – The Cuban educational system explicitly states the need for schools not only to transmit knowledge, but also to teach people to live together and respect others, with rules, attitudes and moral values as basic objectives in the entire training process of the new generations.
Luis Alberto Ramírez Moré, professor of History at Manuel Rivero Gómez de Avellaneda Polytechnic Institute of Economics, talks to journalist Luis Ortiz Chaviano about the role played by educational institutions in the formation of new generations.
