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An article from TV Avila (translated from Spanish by the Google translator)
In a joyful and reflective atmosphere at the Raúl Corales Fornos School in Ciego de Ávila, World Peace Day was commemorated, a day dedicated to promoting nonviolence, mutual understanding, and building a more just and peaceful world.
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The event began with a moving musical performance, a reading of a poem about peace by students from different grades, who presented plays, dances, and songs, addressing topics such as the importance of peace, peaceful conflict resolution, respect for diversity, and solidarity among peoples.
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What is happening for the International Day of Peace?
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In their speeches, they emphasized the need to build a world where the values of tolerance, equality, and dialogue prevail. They emphasized the fundamental role of education in promoting peace, highlighting the importance of teaching children and young people to resolve conflicts peacefully and to respect cultural and religious differences.
The students, with messages full of hope and optimism, shared their reflections on peace and the need to build a better future for all. Here, they reaffirmed that, “Peace begins in our hearts,” “Education is the key to a peaceful world,” and “Together we can build a future without violence.”
The event concluded with a message of hope and commitment. Students and teachers from the Raúl Corales Fornos Pedagogical School in Ciego de Ávila reaffirmed their commitment to promoting peace and peaceful coexistence, and called on all members of the community to work together to build a more just and peaceful world for all.
The celebration of World Peace Day in this central province was a reminder of the importance of peace and the responsibility we all have in building it. An event filled with emotions that inspired everyone to work toward a more tolerant, respectful, and supportive world.
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