November 3 is observed as a day honoring knowledge, reform, and national contribution, reflecting on the legacy of thinkers and visionaries who shaped progress through education and civic ideals. It is a time to appreciate leadership rooted in enlightenment and service to humanity.
- Cuenca – A Spanish surname meaning “basin” or “river valley,” here honoring Eugenio Espejo (Francisco Javier Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo), whose family name included Cuenca. He was an Enlightenment-era intellectual and national hero whose ideas on education and reform inspired independence movements across Latin America. The name symbolizes intellect, innovation, and a deep sense of purpose in advancing human knowledge.
