Dialogue Starts in the Neighborhood

Marilyn’s body trembles every time the current arrives. Although it has been many months in this situation, she hasn’t slept. Her mind puts her on alert and schedules each task millimetrically.

But he regrets not being able to watch TV. In their home, they have been acting this way and since the electricity deficit has become complicated, they feel lost, uninformed. Then only the cell phone remains and there, as he says, there is everything and not always the best.

Among the deficiencies and difficulties that Cuba suffers, communication is fundamental and above all that which is carried out in the community or for it.

That is why it is essential to provide communication tools to fundamental factors, such as the delegate, the president of the CDR, and also the winemaker, the seller or the neighbor with more time in the neighborhood.

Information is a public good. And it’s in the street, where it all starts. The people need to know about the vital issues of the country and even though we think that we are telling everything, it is usually a fault line.

To sort out these shortcomings, and other elements, takes place My Neighborhood for the Homeland, which seeks to bring people closer and inform. Although there are formalisms left to eliminate for it to be more effective.

The Communication Law was created to strengthen the process at different levels and made managers of institutions responsible for managing internal communication to ensure more rights for workers, greater participation in decisions and improve the working climate.

And that radiates to the external public. No one will doubt what the neighbor who has been working for years in the company says, or what the neighbor produces more than anything; what they can report when they come home, they also contribute.

Macro communication needs to be efficient in small spaces. Reality, stories, life also take place outside the house. There must be the reign of communication and guide the gears of the Revolution and its principles.

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