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Reflections by Fidel Castro: The Bolivarian Revolution and the Antilles

I was fond of History, as much as almost any other kid. And I also liked wars, a sort of culture that society used to sow among boys. All the toys we were given were toy guns.

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Local Trade Opportunities Present at Expo-Camagüey 2010
Camagüey, Feb 8.- The inking of diverse contracts outnumbering 4 million Cuban convertible pesos, and the impact of the Week of Culture here were coined as highly positive Sunday, during the closing session of Expo-Camagüey 2010 Trade Fair at the Casino Cultural Center. ... Leer más

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The attack to Santa Cruz del Sur

By Florencio Lugones Andrés 

On September 19, 1873, Major General Maximo Gómez (*), the Dominican career soldier that decided to fight for the independence of Cuba, ordered the highest rank officers of the Las Villas Division –in the center of the country – to concentrate their troops at Pencacola, on September 26th. Read more...

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Geographic location and interesting data about the province of Camagüey

 
From the cradle of El Mayor, broadcasts Radio Cadena Agramonte.  The province of Camagüey is located between 20 degrees, 31 minutes, and 01 seconds – Cabeza del Este Lighthouse - and 22 degrees, 29 minutes north latitude and 76 degrees, 57 minutes west of the Greenwich Prime Meridian. It limits to the north with the Old... Read more...

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Ignacio Agramonte: Independence or death, be our cry forever!

By Esther Borges Moya    Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz is still in the eternal blaze of the collective memory, even today December 23rd, 2008; when Camagüey celebrates the 168th birthday of a fearless and flawless man, a man that was a warlord and a gentleman, paradigm of his time. Read more...

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Camagüey's Provincial Archive, Custodian of the Memory

By Yolanda Ferrera Sosa/ Radio Cadena Agramonte

The antecedent of Camagüey's Provincial Archive dates back to the early 20th century, exactly to 1906.
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María Teresa cave paintings in Camagüey discovered before those of Altamira and Lascaux

By Roberto Funes Funes  A great amount of the literature specialized on Archeology, and specifically the one dealing with prehistoric communities, agrees that "...Altamira was the first step in the search of the artistic spirit of our ancestors". Read more...

Archeology

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Camagüey, a city where tourism is more gratifying

By Esther Borges Moya

Wandering on the urban labyrinth of an unvisited city, walking down its streets, being amazed by the new findings and pleased for the place that has fulfilled general expectations, are reasons that match with the city tourism nowadays.
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