Guaimaro residents remember the supreme leader of the Bolivarian Revolution Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias on the fourth anniversary of his physical disappearance on March 5th, 2013.
Workplaces and schools echo the event convinced that the memorable date is impossible to forget by what represents the figure of Cuba's best friend as cataloged by the immortal time guerrilla fighter Fidel Castro Ruz.
Snapshots of the man who first embraced Fidel on December 13th, 1994 at the Jose Marti International Airport in Havana appear in house porches, state institutions and self-employed stands, and then the indestructible brotherhood began not only between two tireless guerrilla men, but also between two nations whose clean and sincere friendship germinated to live forever.
Altars filled with flowers and candles lighting the photo of Chavez, confirm the value of the battler who always knew how to fight with his feet firmly on the ground, eyes fixed on the future and hands on the heart, heard today beating more strongly because Hugo won the condition to be recognized as the hearts of the people.
Students of all levels of education, veterans of the Cuban Revolution, the Revolutionary Armed Forces and the Ministry of the Interior, workers, farmers and members of mass organizations recall some feats of the leader who on his first visit to Cuba said: "We hope to come to Cuba in a position to extend our arms, and able to mutually feed ourselves on a Latin American revolutionary project"
Health, Education, Culture and Sport workers who collaborated in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela recall the four years since the death of Chavez, disciple of Simón Bolívar, Fidel's son of ideas, the visionary and eternal hero, example for these and all times.