Havana, July 28 (RHC) – On August 13th, which marks the 88th birthday of Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro, the Culture Center in Quito, Ecuador, will host the premiere of a documentary film on the environment-related thinking of Fidel Castro.

The audiovisual was made by Cuba’s Mundo Latino productions with the assistance of the Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment.

The Ecuadorian chapter of the Network in Defense of Humanity, with the collaboration of intellectuals and friends of Cuba, has organized the presentation, which also includes the launching of the book entitled The Right of Humanity to Exist, a compilation of reflections by Fidel Castro on sustainable development.

The documentary film, based on a biographical work on Fidel Castro, stressed some of his experiences that may have contributed to form his own vision on the need to preserve the environment and the challenges facing humanity to achieve it.

The activity is considered another opportunity to further deepen the close relations between Cuba and Ecuador.