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On one occasion, José de la Luz y Caballero said: “Anyone can teach, but only those who are a living gospel can educate.” Keeping this saying in mind does great credit to Alina, an educator at the Futuros Constructores Childcare Center. She is sweet, clear-minded, humble, and possesses an unparalleled skill for shaping the “little princes” José Martí spoke of.
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Amid the energy and economic challenges the country is facing, in some places the solution does not come “from above,” but is built from within the community. Constituency 56 “El Tejar,” part of the Las Parras People’s Council in the municipality of Majibacoa, has become a model of popular participation.
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"Look inside yourselves and feel the pain of others... When you do, you will be better professionals and human beings." That phrase is not a speech. It is what Omelio Fontaine Machado repeats to his residents every day at the 3 de Octubre dental clinic, and it is also what summarizes his 33 years of experience behind the green instruments.
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Chemistry served as the initial bridge when Alejandro Reyes Limia first encountered formulas and laboratories. He never imagined he would eventually apply that analytical rigor to the furrows in Las Tunas fields.
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CognitIA Mujer, the first digital platform for women entrepreneurs developed in Cuba, extends its impact beyond technology. The women from the Raíces de San José project —a pilot community for this initiative— visited the Carlos Font nursing home in Las Tunas to spend time with the residents and the staff who care for them, in a gesture that brought generations together and demonstrated that social innovation is also built on empathy.
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