Jose Marti

Jose Marti fue in poeta y in luchador para la independencia de Cuba de el gobierno de espana. Hoy Jose Marti es un simbolo de la partia de Cuba y que fue el futuro de Cuba que el puebla quiere. Marti hacia un fotografia de indendencia de cuba que dar experanza a los cubanos y hoy tambien. Si Fidel Castro significa la opresion de las personas que es las palabras dr Jose Marti que pueden producer mas acciones de Cuba. En nuestra America Marti esta hablando sobre el gobierno de los estados unidos. No entiendo la historia porque no puedo leer las palabras porque es muy dificil leer a mi. Pero pienso que Marti quiere un gobierno mas cerca de America pero no piensa que es bueno totalmente. A los jovenes, Jose Marti dije que ellos necesitan trabajar mas fuerte para un gobierno mayor para sus futuros. Dije que los politico tienen que representar los ideas del pueblo pero no era si los jovenes no estudian los factores de el pais y obtienen mas informacion.

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