Florida, April 28.- On Monday, May 1, the mambises of these times will parade to the Plaza Ñico López in the municipality of Florida represented by a victorious cavalry made up of members of the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP) of the territory.
The cavalcade of the men and women of the countryside is part of the initiatives announced by the municipal leadership of that organization to contribute to the color of the parade for International Workers’ Day, a celebration during which the agrarians of the patio will also expose their slogans and results in greeting to May 17 and the 65th anniversary of the first Campesino Congress in Arms.
The journey of the peasant cavalry to the Plaza Ñico López in the celebration for the Day of the World Proletariat, will be another example of the indestructible unity between the working class and its counterparts in the countryside, committed to the mission of contributing greater wealth to the socioeconomic development of the country, exalt the ideas of Fidel Castro and safeguard the principles and achievements of the Cuban Revolution.
Under the commitment to give hands and hearts to the Homeland, with the purpose of taking food production and collection to higher levels, the Floridian peasants will be in charge of closing the proletarian march together with their brothers from the block of the Union of Agricultural Workers, Tobacco and Foresters.
