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Thousands of adult rural workers across Brazil received their literacy certificates during one of the largest graduation ceremonies ever held in the country, organized in Recife on March 28th. This milestone was achieved through a strategic partnership between the Brazilian federal government, social movements such as the Landless Workers Movement (MST), and the government of Cuba. The initiative utilized the "Yes, I Can" methodology, a Cuban educational model developed in the 1960s that has benefited over 11 million people in 30 countries. Although the program was initially rejected by the Education Ministry in 2004 after an invitation from Fidel Castro, the MST successfully implemented it independently until the Lula administration eventually integrated the methodology into the national journey to literacy program.

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00:00Gracias a la participación entre el gobierno federal federal, social movimientos como el MST y el gobierno de Cuba,
00:07miles de adultos rurales han aprendido a leer y a escribir.
00:11La correspondencia, Brian Muir, tiene más.
00:16En el 28 de diciembre, los villagers de la ciudad de México llegaron a Recife
00:21para una de las más grandes ceremonias de graduación en Brasil.
00:27Gracias a una participación entre el gobierno federal federal y los movimientos sociales como el MST y el gobierno de
00:35Cuba,
00:36miles de personas reciben sus certificaciones adultas.
00:40I went to school en 1977, pero solo había comenzado cuando tenía que quitar.
00:47So años después, un profesor, llamado Magno, invitó a participar en el proyecto de Yes, I Can.
00:58In 2004, Fidel Castro invited the Brazilian government to import an adult literacy methodology called Yes, I Can
01:06that had been developed in the 1960s to use with poor urban and rural workers.
01:11After the education ministry rejected the offer, Castro invited the MST to roll it out on their own.
01:17It was so successful that the Lula administration inserted the methodology into its national journey to literacy program.
01:24That's first 18,000 graduates received their certificates this week.
01:29Since illiteracy is a social problem, this is a result of the structure of our society.
01:37Overcoming it requires political definition, organizing people, and a good methodology.
01:43This method helps people learn, because it builds on things that the people are familiar with from their daily lives.
01:51And starting from there, builds process of literacy.
02:01In a moment when Cuba is under a hybrid war attack from the imperialist United States, guest speakers and participants
02:07alike took the time to thank the people of Cuba for their solidarity.
02:12And Cuba sent its ambassador to the event.
02:16People have the right to have an education.
02:22They have the right to know how to read and write.
02:27Yes, I can, is a tried and true Cuban literacy methodology.
02:34Which has been applied and instrumentalized in 30 countries.
02:41Benefiting over 11 million people.
02:45According to the MST, there are still over 10 million functionally illiterate adults in Brazil.
02:51Brian Mir, Telesur, Recife.
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