The Oclae Is and Will Be the Forge of Hope
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In the eye of the hurricane of the 1990s, when Cuba was going through a hard special period and the leftist world was crumbling, Randy Alonso Falcón assumed the presidency of the Oclae. 60 years after the founding of the organization, the current director and founder of Ideas Multimedios, reveals how the Latin American student movement was able to emerge as a vanguard against neoliberalism with the encouragement and revolutionary vision of the C…
From the Rio Bravo to Patagonia, the Continental Latin American and Caribbean Organization of Students (OCLAE) has enlarged a network of student federations that, throughout its history, has survived all kinds of attacks. To learn about the challenges and principles of an organization that this August 11th up to its 60th anniversary, JR spoke with its current president, José Alejandro Alonso Cáceres, a 5th year student of Law. "Our platform brin…
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