The city was renewed with the enthusiasm of children. Adults did not want to be left behind and showed the value of the ideal: 'Sport is a right of the people'.
The Terry Fox race held a few hours ago in the easternmost of the Camagueyan municipalities counted this time with two other great incentives, the 90th birthday of the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution Fidel Castro Ruz and the new anniversary of the signing of the First Constitution of the Republic in Arms.
From different places of the city marathoners set off eager to arrive at the final goal satisfied with their positive response to the call inspired on the intention to ratify the desire to maintain hope even in the battles imposed by fate.
Terry Fox, the young Canadian remembered worldwide showed it. He stunned many, the same who revere him, remember and venerate him as the brave boy, tireless runner, basketball warrior against cancer, which took his life and breath but could not extinguish his example.
The marathon race Terry Fox, as in Guaimaro and Cuba, is an opportunity where children, youth, adults and long-lived, arm in arm, bind to the same purpose: Integrate all to life, to solidarity, to fight for health.
Representatives of the National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation (INDER) fulfilled their role in local territory, what planned topped expectations, dissimilar groups representing schools and workplaces, athletic glories, disabled athletes, infants surprised at their first experience, they gave the distinctive touch to an activity that year after year gains followers and solidifies the commitment to strengthen what unites us and strengthen love for life.