Education

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  Angola Highlights Support of Cuba in Reducing Illiteracy

  Luanda, Mar 2.- The implementation of Cuban method to teach people to read and write YO SI PUEDO ("Yes I Can")contributes significantly to the success of the literacy process in Angola, said today Makulo Afonso Valentim, director of Adult Education, in a statement released by the local news agency ANGOP.

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  Camagüey in the Everlasting Memory of Foreign Graduates

  
  By Yurislenia Pardo Ortega/ Radio Cadena Agramonte
  
  Coming from Guatemala, Bolivia and El Salvador, one day Nicolás López, Edelia Flores and Reynaldo Martínez arrived in Cuba. They knew little about the westernmost island of the Caribbean, but they came here following one dream: to be educated and trained as future professionals at the Jose Marti Pedagogical University.

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  Cuba Contributes to Angola’s Educational Development

  Havana, Cuba, May 22.-  Narciso Damasio dos Santos Benedito, Secretary of State for Technical-Professional Training and Teaching in Angola, received Ricardo Cabrisas, Vice-president of the Cuban Council of Ministers, on Wednesday.

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  Technical and Occupational School “Francisco Sánchez Betancourt” to the Rescue of the Built Heritage

  By Alex López Almaguer / Radio Cadena Agramonte.alex@rcagramonte.icrt.cuThe Technical and Occupational School “Francisco Sánchez Betancourt” is carrying out a commendable work in the rescue and preservation of the built heritage of the city of Camagüey, known as the village of Santa Maria del…
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  Cuba Prioritizes Technical & Vocational Teaching

  By Arailaisy Rosabal García / Radio Cadena Agramonte Collaborator.It is today a task of major importance to increase Cuba’s economy productive indicators. After several years in which the country consumed much more than what it really could, and as a consequence of its expenses due to imports, th…
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  Camagüey Gains New Dimension in Color and Beauty, as School Years Begins

   

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  Ernesto Guevara: a Teacher of All Times

  By Loipa Araujo Hernández/ Radio Cadena Agramonte.loipa@rcagramonte.icrt.cu Ernesto Guevara de la Serna (Che) is the best example ever in the education of new generations and an example of it is the fact that his image is on the logo of the Young Communist League (UJC). The whole country witnessed …
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  Education in South America: Parallels and Differences

  Havana, Cuba, Dec 28.- The United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture (UNESCO) urged Latin American countries last March to invest more money more wisely in education. It noted that only 40 percent of the nations in the region are allocating more than 5 percent of the Gross Do…
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  Cuba’s Literacy Campaign Made Youth More Capable and Revolutionary

  By Yamylé Fernández Rodríguez and Miozotis Fabelo Pinares / Radio Cadena Agramonte yamyle@rcagramonte.icrt.cu, miozotis@rcagramonte.icrt.cuPedro Pino Estévez was almost a child when he joined an experimental group of 11 adolescent voluntary teachers to go off to Cayo Coco –an inhospitable cay …
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  Cuba’s Literacy Campaign 50 Years Later, an Experience that Has Been Shared

  By Rosa Maria Moros Fernández / Radio Cadena Agramonte.
  
  When Cuba was officially proclaimed an illiteracy-free territory on December 22nd, 1961 at a throng Havana’s Revolution Square, the nation was just setting the foundations for an educational system that has always been guided by Jose Marti’s principle “with all and for the benefit of all”.