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… materials and keeping up a good service in sectors such as public health and education, two of the main gains of the Cuban Revolution. A crucial stage in the history of Cuba begins today in which the men and women we voted as deputies to the Parliament will drive the country through the path of Socialism that these people chose half a century ago.
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…o elected us”, there chalks up Martha, BScEcon and mother of two children.With their presence at the Cuban Parliament, Isabel González Cárdenas, Pedra Valdés Pérez and Martha Adam Hernández confirm that the participation of women consolidate not only in the main socio-economic programs of the Revolution but in the highest governing body.
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…ces to different entities of the province but also to children and elderly people who live nearby. Aside from the square itself, the center features the Nicolas Guillen VIP Lounge and the Amalia Memorial Hall where local painters show their artworks, below the monument of hero Ignacio Agramonte, which gives the place a particular distinction.
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…’s motilities.Reducing road congestion, assessing the population growth rate and the deterioration in the infrastructure and the urban transportation as well as identifying problems to find their solutions are some of the challenges those participating at the 7th National Symposium Challenges in the Handling and Management of Cities have to face.
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…nnis Torres Rodríguez praised the work of the Revolution and how it has put down roots in here. During the celebration of the 54th anniversary of the entry of the Caravan of Freedom into the city of Camagüey, a group of local people received the membership cards of the Young Communist League and of the Communist Party of Cuba. (Photo: Adelante)
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…la Libertad. It was from there and for the first time that the leader of the Cuban Revolution addressed to the inhabitants of Camagüey gathered in the square. This is the place where the residents of this city on each January 4th, recall the historic event and renew their commitments for a better future. (Digital RCA / Audio: Miozotis Fabelo).
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…verything we do it leaves that imprint that brings us so much good.Let peace rule the world! That’s my wish too, because when we live in peace we can devote ourselves to materialize the much needed changes this world needs.My list of best wishes is endless, but I want to summarize it in one phrase. To everyone, near a New Year: CONGRATULATIONS!!!
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…he text read: "They took me, your son” these were the last words of the young combatant.Three years after his death, the expeditionary men aboard the Granma cabin cruiser made reality the dream for which Gómez García gave his life, that’s why the Cuban flag as he expressed in the poem is flying over the Turquino Peak, Cuba’s highest summit.
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