Four days of exchange were enough for directors, magistrates and other representatives of the People's Supreme Court (TSP) and the Cuban Justice System to verify the work that the People's Provincial Court of Ciego de Ávila has been doing.

Led by Maricela Sosa Ravelo, vice president of the TSP, the visitors toured and interacted with leaders, judges and workers from the ten municipalities from Ciego de Ávila, to whom they finally left a group of suggestions, with the aim of continuing to consolidate the work in each place.

Among the strengths of the territory, they appreciated the prominence of young people committed to improving themselves more and more from a professional point of view and devoted with great passion to the noble profession of imparting justice.

They were days of mutual learning

As Joselín Sánchez Infante, Director of supervision and attention to the population at the TSP, pointed out during the conclusions, the purpose is that each room or structure visited is in better conditions to face and carry out the different processes and tasks.

When welcoming them on the first day, Humberto David González Figueroa, President of the Provincial Court, had explained details related to progress in completing the workforce and thanked the visit, convinced that in the end it would leave a positive balance of learning, mutually advantageous.