Reached from Fidel in Cuban education.

One of the most prominent achievements of this legacy was the Universal Access to Education: the National Literacy Campaign in 1961, which succeeded in eradicating illiteracy in a short period of time. Thousands of young people, known as "voluntary teachers," moved to rural areas to teach to read and write to the population. Under his leadership, a free education system was established and accessible to all Cubans, from preschool to university. This allowed historically marginalized sectors to have access to education, which helped to raise the educational level of the population.

The Cuban educational approach focused on the integral formation of the individual, promoting not only academic knowledge, but also ethical, civic and social values, which shows comprehensive education. In addition, technical and vocational education developed technical and vocational education programmes to prepare young people at work in various industries and sectors, which helped to create a skilled workforce.

... Fidel Castro Ruz's legacy in Cuban education is significant and has left an indelible mark on Cuban society...the one that rises for all times with the slogan "But CubaWe believe