Cuuhtémoc School begins on education journey 45

With the publication of candles and horizons in the coming, the “Cuuhtémoc” school started the sailing boat school at its education school 45 on Sunday, under the slogan “Unification of Independence”.

On board the plane, 147 students from the heroic marine military schools, who will be playing during the next 254 days their vocational training and a 22 ports round of 15 countries in America and Europe.

This symbolic boat of the Marine Municipality in Mexico (Simar), known as “Ambassador and Sea knights”, transports a total of 277 crews divided into 212 men and 65 women, out of 64 tribes, 36 officers (7 women and 29 men), and 148 women (47 women).

for him The Marina of Armada, the Minister of Mexico (Simar)Raymundo Pedro Morales ángeles, every time the sails of the Cuuhtémoc School School, it is an opportunity to enhance international relations through the PA message.

“Cuuhtémoc School School today begins a new trip, thanks to the importance offered by the maritime sailors for an unparalleled opportunity to enhance our country’s international relations in the sea; regardless of the sea or the ocean in which we move, our commitment will always be for a message of peace and with goodwill from musicians.

My parents thanked the students on board the ambassador and the man in the seas “for the opportunity to form them as marine elements.

“I take this moment to thank their loved ones in a special way, who met to tell one of them soon, thank you for this love that always works as a beacon and a guide and thank you for the confidence deposited in the marine secretariat to train their children.”

He emphasized that sailing is part of the celebrations of the Namsah to unify the independence that will be held on November 23 this year.

Training, pride and diplomacy trip

The Cuuhtémoc ship will start in the port of Aquolco and take it via Kingston (Jamaica), Havana (Cuba), Cosomel (Mexico), New York (low United States, UK and Span.

For more than eight months, only students will face open sea challenges, but also for cultural enrichment and strengthening maritime values: discipline, leadership and body spirit.

For Edwin Fernandez Asifido, Kadet, the fourth year of the General Authority, a tour in some countries on the school ship, it is the honor of a few students.

He emphasized that it is a dream that everyone who enters the Military Naval School has no few to merge it.

“The truth is a great pride for me, both for my colleagues for our families, the fact that the country leaves and the ability to get an opportunity to act, nothing more than anything, this institution, to the country and also, and it is a really dream like students or candidates for the bike from the beginning.”

For its part, Kadit the fourth year in the general weapon, Polina Yarrasit Silva Ruiz, was originally from the port of Aquolco, has feelings before sailing, and sadness to leave his mother and his happiness to wander around the seas, an opportunity he never imagined and must be used.

“I was saying goodbye to my family and it was short time, as I did not give me a lot to talk about him and my mother did not want me to leave, I told him, my mother, to leave her, because I must come here, she feels a little nostalgia for the past, but I think they are happy with me, and this makes me feel better for me, I think the family is very important for this race.”

Four decades raises the seas and the representation of Mexico

Since its first trip 42 years ago, the Cuuhtémoc School ship has sailed about 894 thousand nautical miles, equivalent to 42 rolls around the world. He visited 242 outlets in 71 countries, strengthening himself as a symbol of the Mexican Navy and the Touf Ambassador of Mexican Culture.

The walls of their helmets with Pride 10 stars represent the honorary signals obtained throughout their history. This was added to five international decorations granted by governments and the Colombia and Chile weapon, in appreciation of their professional life and diplomatic work.

Marine traditions that bear

As part of the ship’s habits, during the trip, symbolic celebrations, such as requesting permission to Neptune, will be implemented when crossing the tropical line, or CRONOS, the god of time, by crossing the anti -fold. These rituals, inherited from global marine traditions, enhance the marine identity of the crew.

The Cuuhtémoc School ship is not only an educational platform, but also a floating symbol for Mexico’s commitment to peace, international cooperation and pride in the Navy.

With the visit of each port and raised every candle, the Cuuhtémoc School ship continues its mission: to form the sailors of excellence and represent Mexico to the world.

JCP