Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
In each page of the epic of Cuban independence, stories of sacrifice and bravery, of shared ideals and battles fought with the most powerful weapon are intertwined: the unwavering conviction that a people deserves to be free.
Camagüey is a city with more than 300 thousand inhabitants and although not all of them travel at the same time, a good part of them need transportation to get to their workplace, student campuses or travel to a hospital for medical appointments.
In the quiet town of Guáimaro, in the heart of insurgent Cuba, an act of bravery and determination took place that would resonate throughout history. That April 10, 1869, the Constitution of Guáimaro stood as a beacon of hope in the midst of the gloom of colonial domination, chiseled with the blood and sweat of anonymous heroes, a milestone that demonstrated the iron will to give life to a truly sovereign nation.
Whether in rivers or seas, many come from a family tradition with a passion for fishing, others are attracted by the mysteries of a blue-green ocean or the charms of nature, and decide to dedicate their years to a profession between nets, hooks and boats, not far from the storms that only the great know how to face.
The search for new paths for economic sustainability is a challenge for the Raw Materials Recovery Base Business Unit (UEBR) in the Camagüey municipality of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes.
That woman with her elegant bearing, red dress and long hair, mixed with black and a yellow braid, accompanied by a man with an old-fashioned suspender, who is rarely seen today, caught the attention of the plenary, gathered for the first session of the First International Event The woman economist and accountant.
This March 26, like every year, World Climate Day is celebrated, established by the United Nations (UN) in 2009, with the aim of generating awareness and sensitization in the world population to reverse the negative consequences of climate change.
The rulers of the United States of America have me sick and tired of their mistaken attributions of believing they are the owners of the world, I heard a man say when he recently learned of the news published by The Wall Street Journal.
By Marta Gómez Ferrals/ ACN. He was born in Havana on March 26, 1848 with the name Manuel Antonio Sanguily Garrite, this Cuban who achieved the rank of Colonel of the Liberation Army in the Ten Years' War against colonial rule (1868-1878) and also distinguished himself, as an intellectual and politician.
By Abel Prieto Jiménez/ Taken from Juventud Rebelde. It is very bitter to know that the new fascism feeds on poor people. But the most bitter thing is verifying that it feeds on adolescents and young people.
With their eyes fixed on the horizon and determination in their souls, they defied those who tried to silence them and became a beacon of hope.
Light of courage, commitment and passion in the history of Cuba; woman of sacrifice and determination in the fight for freedom and social justice; unbreakable heroine was Melba Hernández.