Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
Camagüey, June 13th. - In the Camagüey delegation that will participate in the National Assembly for the 64th anniversary of the José Martí Pioneers Organization, there is a group of twenty young people who represent the commitment and enthusiasm of Camagüey's youth. Among them, one young pioneer stands out, whose spirit and energy captivate everyone: Sofía Padilla Padrón.
Sofía, a second-grader at the Rescate de Sanguily School in the municipality of Sibanicú, is the shortest in stature but the tallest in joy and determination. Her face, always lit by a smile, and her heart full of enthusiasm make her a living example of the pioneer spirit. With her constant dancing spirit and contagious attitude, she brings her classmates together in laughter and shared dreams.
From an early age, she has proven to be a diligent and responsible girl. For her, every day is an opportunity to learn, play, and grow. Therefore, when she received the news that she would represent her province in the National Assembly, she felt not only pride but also a deep sense of commitment. "I am going to talk about studying because it is the greatest duty of the pioneers," she stated firmly.
The little girl knows that she not only represents her classmates, but also her parents, who lived through that experience in childhood: her mother when she was in fifth grade and her father in seventh.
This moment represents an opportunity for Sofía to feel part of something bigger: a movement that fosters values, friendship, and commitment to her country. Each step she takes in this adventure brings her closer to a future full of hope and opportunity.
As she works toward her dream of becoming a teacher, Sofía feels certain in her heart that she will inspire others, just as her teachers and parents inspired her. With her energy and joy, she represents the strength of Cuban youth who, through aspiration and effort, are building a better future. (Text and photos: Zenia Donter García/Radio Cadena Agramonte)
