José Julián Martí Pérez, the greatest Hispanic-American political thinker of the 19th century, did everything for the freedom of his idolized Cuba, from the personal example of his most absolute love: patriotism.
Our love is long-standing. I fell in love from that age when I had the first memory. It is a true love, the kind that hurts with the same intensity with which they enjoy themselves, the kind that doesn't let you concentrate at work or throws you into the abyss of despair and anguish when there is the possibility of definitive separation...
If you decide to do nothing, you can become your own enemy, especially if you start leaving responsibilities for pleasure, leisure, or postponing them to the detriment of more pressing obligations. It can be the beginning of laziness, despondency or reluctance, because they are allies of negativities that damage, produce mood disorders and impair the perception of everything.
For some time now, garage sales are becoming popular, especially on weekends.
The squalid inability of the United States to understand the rest of the countries of America was denounced by José Martí in his essay published in 1891, and today it radiates in the IX Summit of Los Angeles.