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... volunteer teachers , gave it its final impetus . The campaign continued firmly and surely . Everyone knew that the eradication of illiteracy was a social necessity . Now a million Cubans enjoyed the right to learn to read and write -a ...
... volunteer teachers , gave it its final impetus . The campaign continued firmly and surely . Everyone knew that the eradication of illiteracy was a social necessity . Now a million Cubans enjoyed the right to learn to read and write -a ...
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... volunteer teachers ; Manuel Ascunce was a member of the Conrado Benítez Brigades , named after that first Martyr of Education . They both went to the rural areas of Cuba to fight illiteracy , and they both arcused the hatred of the ...
... volunteer teachers ; Manuel Ascunce was a member of the Conrado Benítez Brigades , named after that first Martyr of Education . They both went to the rural areas of Cuba to fight illiteracy , and they both arcused the hatred of the ...
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... volunteer teachers that have come to Havana , their great task completed . b . EXC . A COMMENTARY THE FIRST SOCIALIST BUDGET. REBEL ZONE Fifty thousand young people have answered the call of the Revolutionary Government and our leader ...
... volunteer teachers that have come to Havana , their great task completed . b . EXC . A COMMENTARY THE FIRST SOCIALIST BUDGET. REBEL ZONE Fifty thousand young people have answered the call of the Revolutionary Government and our leader ...
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