On January 18, 158 years since the birth of the poet Rubén Darío were commemorated. This anniversary is an emotional and significant moment to remember his vast poetic work, which contains key elements related to peace, freedom, and other fundamental values.
Rubén Darío, one of the most important writers in Hispanic American literature, remains a relevant figure in cultural history. His literary legacy has inspired generations, and his influence endures today, serving as a source of inspiration for many.
In the words of international columnist and spokesperson for the Independent Liberal Party (PLI-Historical), Ariel Montoya, "Rubén Darío represents the great homeland of freedom and democracy". This statement highlights the importance of the poet as a symbol of democratic and libertarian values in the region. Montoya, who is currently in exile in the United States, emphasizes the relevance of Darian ideals in a context where the defense of democracy and freedom remains a challenge in many parts of the world.
In times of uncertainty and political crisis, the figure of Rubén Darío takes on special relevance as a beacon of hope and a reminder of the importance of fighting for a fairer and more equitable world. His poetry, laden with symbolism and depth, invites reflection and commitment to the values that sustain a free and democratic society.
