00:00In the Youth Forum 4 of the first international colloquium, Fidel Legacy and Future,
00:05combined in Havana, the Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel attended the event
00:08where young people from around the world reformed their commitment to the legacy of the Commander-in-Chief.
00:13One hundred years after his birth, Fidel Castro's example continues to inspire new generations.
00:19Throughout dialogue and critical thinking, they reformed his enduring relevance
00:22in building a more just and supporting future.
00:25Cuban youth promoted the meeting, which provided an opportunity to reflect on current challenges
00:30and the pivotal role of young people in safeguarding peace and sovereignty of Latin America and Caribbean.
00:43And in Havana, the participants in the first international colloquium, Fidel Legacy and Future,
00:49have highlighted the teachings of the Cuban Revolution leader,
00:52among them the former Minister of Home Affairs of South Africa.
00:56I think we must understand that freedom is indivisible.
01:00You can't be truly free if I'm not.
01:03And I can't be truly free if you are not.
01:07So that's what Fidel stood for.
01:10That Cuba cannot be truly free unless everyone else was free.
01:16And that's why he was ready to fight, not just to speak, but to fight for freedom for everyone.
01:25But also, he taught us that the best investment is in human beings.
01:35You invest in education, you invest in their health, in their nutrition.
01:41That's the best investment a country can do.
01:45And that's why we can see Cuba still standing, despite all the problems that are being imposed on them.
01:53And that's the reason for failure is a mystery of this NederlandEU.
01:54That is very scientific reigning under the influence of this concept,
01:54who has a crazy health shock and experts who have led swimmers to chegriver.
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