Latin American
Students Aim at Integration
HAVANA - The Latin American and Caribbean
Continental Students Organization (OCLAE)
has included promoting regional integration
and strengthening the actions by member
countries among its objectives, said Chair
Yordanis Charchaval.
During a session of the meeting of the
organization leaders on Friday, the students
stressed the need of restructuring the
International Union of Students so that they
play a more decisive role in their nations'
struggles.
According to Juventud Rebelde daily, the
participants insisted on spreading more the
tasks of both groups to recover its strength
and consolidate alliances with other student
organizations.
They ratified their support to Haiti for its
recovery, demanded the release of five Cuban
antiterrorists imprisoned in the United
States, and condemned the decision of
establishing military stations in Colombia,
with the presence of US soldiers.
The OCLAE includes 36 federations from 23
countries, and groups and represents more
than 110 million secondary and
higher-education students. |
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