From its immensity, a tower perpetuates the name of the country that stands at its "feet" and evokes the nation in six letters that also identified an old factory, now the Sugar Museum. Homeland is the qualifier of this settlement in the municipality of Morón that humble and willful people honor in times of pandemic, while giving countless examples of humanism, altruism and solidarity.

From this section of the national geography, it is reaffirmed that homeland and life, without confusion, is a redundancy when talking about Cuba, where health is a citizen's right, conquered since the triumph of January 1959, and significant efforts are deployed from different scenarios, in the fight against Covid-19.

Where Homeland is much more than the name of a country, the gesture of making life easier for isolated families is reiterated. This Sunday, the heavy rain did not prevent the Zonal Defense Council (CDZ) 05 of the territory of Morón, from bringing food to 30 homes whose residents remain threatened by the pandemic. The Credit and Services Cooperative (CCS) Ignacio Agramonte reaffirms its contribution for life; its goodwill radiates and "infects" other productive units that plan to join, even considering maintaining the price reduction between 10 and 30%.

The disinterest of men like Juan is discovered behind a simple gesture, but equipped with all the human greatness and a reflection of the most elementary revolutionary values, a person who put his small tractor and his skills as a driver at the service of the CDZ to travel streets and roads irregular, where gratitude and recognition are discovered for a work team made up of experience and youth, similar to the tree whose strengthened trunk widens into branches to continue growing.