Luz María Cervantes Martínez, vice president of organization in Morón, said that among the topics analyzed are linked to the participation of its members to sports and cultural activities, and employment guarantees according to their abilities.

Likewise, the work with the children, the outpatient teachers, as well as the search for alternatives so that the disabled have a facility to acquire means to wander, were present in the debates.

Nor did the unconditional support that the Revolution has provided for the disabled, in the specific case of the ACLIFIM, which provides so much help to children and families with low income, in progress united by the inclusion and equalization of all activities that we have to do, Cervantes Martínez said.

The territory has 456 associated with some physical physical disability, distributed in its six Popular Councils, grouped around 13 grassroots organizations, whose delegates will analyze their main lines of work in the next municipal balance assembly to be held next November.