Florida, Aug 19.- «The Floridian peasantry has always been revolutionary and today, as always, despite the difficulties and shortcomings, will continue working to multiply food production and serve the people in any task of the economy and society» .
This was reiterated by Luis Enrique Arribas Rodríguez, municipal president of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP) in Florida, on behalf of the three thousand associated with the agrarian organization in the territory, when commenting on the political position of that force in the face of the resurgence of Imperialist blockade and the new threats and provocations of the enemies of the Cuban Revolution.
The young peasant leader assured that without a doubt the current stage is difficult, but he also highlights the conviction of getting ahead, strengthened through the ideological political work of the ANAP base groups.
Arribas Rodríguez confirmed that the current challenge is to multiply in farms and cooperatives, peasant by peasant, explaining situations and facing realities to forge awareness about the values and advantages of socialism for rural men and women.
Similarly, the municipal president of the National Association of Small Farmers in Florida congratulated the social contribution of various entities in the sector, engaged in the construction of homes and the preparation and marketing of Creole food, together with the attention to communities in transformation and to families and people in vulnerable situations.
