Monday, August 20, 2018
By Maykel Torres la Rosa / Radio Cadena Agramonte.
Many believe that coal, oil or gas are natural sources of energy inexhaustible, but the truth is that they take thousands, or millions of years to generate. In contrast, their overuse is producing their rapid depletion, so we must take real awareness of this.
By Juan G. Mendoza Medina / Radio Cadena Agramonte.
At the end of the year 2010 in Cuba began to talk of updating economic and social; the international crisis and not a few internal deficiencies that would stop the development of the society, led us to rethink many policies, in a process that, as we live now with the constitutional reform, we are all involved.
By Omar Olazábal Rodríguez / network of intellectuals in defense of humanity.
Once again we will talk about front. If I start to remember, me, who I am privileged to have been born with my revolution and lived all stages, I have lost count of the times that I have had the opportunity to present all of my criteria in public and that those views, in many cases they have become laws and regulations. Not everyone in this battered world has that possibility. What is called freedom of expression, a right which is proposed to form part of the new Constitution, has exercised it much?
Camagüey.- Every weekend, from the capital city of Camagüey, and from the other municipalities, and even from other provinces, arrived to Santa Lucía Beach, hundreds of kilometers to the north of the city, thousands of vacationers drawn by the natural beauty of the environment.
By Rolando Sarmiento Ricart / collaborator of Radio Cadena Agramonte.
Still child, by the hand of my parents I went to the Central Road to see it spend in freedom Caravan. I then had the same age and the Christ-like beard, but had very in ideas Marxist-Leninist, tight in a colossal social program that only he and the people that always followed it would be able to materialize.
By Dayana Cardona González / Radio Cadena Agramonte.
All ages of life presents new challenges that we must face with who we are. Through the knowledge acquired throughout the years, we give form to our personality and scale of values, depending on what we are going to choose and do with our future.
Council of State Secretary Homero Acosta outlined the principal elements of a constitutional reform proposal for National Assembly deputies, during the recently concluded period of ordinary sessions:
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Sixty-five years have passed since the historic morning of Santa Ana in 1953, day in which young, brave and determined, inspired by the ideology of the Apostle of Cuban independence, was launched to take two of the bastions of the dictatorship that he then governed the country.
The fact that the Cuban people were politically prepared and full of patriotic fervor in 1953 is made evident in the social composition of the revolutionary movement which the young attorney, Fidel Castro Ruz, was able to pull together in a short period of time following the military coup of March 10, 1952, carried out by Fulgencio Batista, and promptly recognized by the United States government, practically on the eve of general elections scheduled for June 1 that year.
"If we want to express how we aspire as our revolutionary combatants, our militants, our men, we must say without hesitation of any kind: to be like Che!" If we want to express how we are the men of the future generations, we must say: to be like Che! If we want to tell how we wish that they will educate our children, we must say without hesitation: we want that they are educated in the spirit of Che!