Cadres of the Cuban Revolution sign code of ethics in Colón

With the signing of the code of ethics of the cadres of the Cuban revolution in a solemn ceremony, the commemoration of the 129th anniversary of the restart of the war for the independence of Cuba began in Colón in the mausoleum that protects the remains of 100 patriotic women from the independence wars.

As public servants, they reaffirm the commitment to uphold values of human sensitivity, to be examples, to be modest in their actions based on the moral commitment in the position they hold, qualities highlighted in the intervention of the member of the Provincial Committee of the Party and First Secretary in the Naysa Hernández Zulueta municipality.

The support of the ethical precepts were reflected with the signature of the document by leaders at the state, government and administrative levels.

In historical sites of the city, the Homeland, the heroes and martyrs were sung through the patriotic song and the tenths of the poets and repentistas in a day of commitment to the people and exercise of responsibility for those who have authority granted in the performance of their duties.

Translated by Casterman Medina de Leon