With the eternal tribute to the creators who are no longer here and the poetry of Carlos Galindo Lena, Villa Clara held the Annual Balance Assembly of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC). The meeting was chaired by Luis Morlote Rivas, president of the organization; Fernando Rojas, Vice Minister of Culture; Osnay Miguel Colina Rodríguez, member of the Central Committee of the Party and its first secretary in the province, Alberto López Díaz, Governor, and Olga Yipsy González, official of the Ideological Department of the Party.
In addition, Corina Mestre, vice president of UNEAC; José Ramón Sera, executive secretary of UNEAC; Serguey Pérez Pérez, Provincial Director of Culture and Roxana Pineda Labairo, President of the Villa Clara branch of UNEAC.
Among the main concerns addressed at the meeting, the need to prioritize true culture and place the budget on what really has quality, due payment to musicians and the urgency of meeting artists’ criteria on the project of the new Law of Communication. Strengthening ties with the Ministry of Tourism to promote authentic culture in the North Keys and in other entities in the sector was once again the claim of the creators from Villa Clara, now in the voice of maestro Maykel Iglesias, director of Audinos Men’s Ensemble. For his part, César Ramón Irigoyen Milián, audiovisual producer and new member of UNEAC, pointed out that the organization must be a space for creative freedom and unity, and stressed that we must also bet on the training of new generations.
Roxana Pineda Labairo, actress, director of Teatro La Rosa and president of Villa Clara’s UNEAC highlighted the commitment of the affiliates in the defense of true culture and national identity in the midst of so much trivialization. “An Assembly of continuity” is how the Villa Clara governor Alberto López Díaz considers it when speaking at the meeting.
The leader exalts the interventions of the young new members of Uneac who follow the path of their predecessors and explains that cultural programming and investments in the sector represent a priority in the province.
Source: www.cmhw.cu
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