Right now, a prominent entrepreneur from the Spanish ‘startapero’ ecosystem is swimming in the waters of Florida to achieve two Guinness records. The protagonist is Pablo Fernandez, founder of clicks, and one of the challenges is to overcome 225 kilometers without pause in the open sea.
This long-distance swimmer has long linked his sporting exploits to charitable causes, in particular, to the preservation of the oceans, as it was also going to be this time, although the latest events in Cuba they have changed the recipient of their challenge.
Right now Pablo begins the double attempt at Guinness Records that he has decided to dedicate to Cuba and its fight for freedom. You can follow the GPS signal live in https://t.co/x3Sl4fTgyf where you can donate to get +200 tons of plastic from the oceans. pic.twitter.com/wLiDN8jJFy
– Pablo Fernández (@pfernandezalvar) July 19, 2021
Following the demonstrations on the Caribbean island a week ago, just 167 kilometers From where he will take his test, the founder of Clicars has renamed his attempt to enter the Guinness Book under the slogan #juntosporcuba to raise awareness about the existing human rights crisis.
Fernández’s deployment can be followed in real time from your own personal page (This Tuesday, he will still be swimming), where he raised money for the project to remove plastic from the oceans, to which he contributed for every kilometer swam. Now, the strokes are to get to Cuba.
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