Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
Havana, Jan 8. - A new year begins, a strange human convention that divides and encloses everything; a piece of land that has imaginary limits, one foot beyond is another country, which requires infinite papers for access, even though many times the inhabitants of one piece and the other belong to the same town and perhaps even to the same family. But those who share the wealth on one side are not those who share it on the other, or they were not originally and had to ensure exclusivity. The imaginary or real walls have not been broken for the human beings who produce the wealth, but they have been for...
For the people of Camagüey, the entry of the Freedom Caravan on January 4, 1959 meant the beginning of a new era, the victory of the Cuban Revolution and the end of a regime that had been considered oppressive.
Ecuador, Jan 7.- I remember that a year and a half ago, former president Rafael Correa gave all his support to the current president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, in the face of the possibility of a coup d'état that was being forged by growing organized crime in order to prevent any obstacle to the lucrative business of drug trafficking and other scams that the apathy of the neoliberal authorities cannot stop.
The fresh breeze of January 4 caressed the skin of the people of Camagüey in 1959, while hope flourished in every corner of this city, the cradle of struggles and resistance.
Washington, Jan 3.- Almost half the world was in elections of all kinds in 2024 and, as can be seen, the far right continued its advance, taking advantage of the deepening of socioeconomic inequalities that comes with the so-called representative democracy - not participatory - in perennial crisis.
Havana, Jan 1. - We will not give up the desire to be happy.We will not cease to fight for our happiness. No circumstance will make us relent in our efforts. I know that many people think this way. It doesn't matter how small the achievements may be from our shared efforts. One step is enough to take another. Therefore, as we approach the year 2025, I write here this "Desiderata from the Crisis."
This 2024 has been a colossal challenge for Cuba against adversities: cyclones, earthquakes, disconnections of the National Electric System (sen, by its acronym in Spanish), blackouts due to insufficient electricity generation capacity, high prices, difficulties in completing the standard family basket, lack of fuel, transportation, medicines.
The Camagüey Railway Museum, the only one in Cuba that offers an imaginary train journey and its surroundings, contains many stories about this means of transport in the territory and its protagonists that are accessible to everyone in a very picturesque area, between the central streets Avellaneda and República, in the northern area of the city, where tradition and modernity come together.
The projection of the president-elect of the United States towards Latin America is sowing storms before returning to the White House.
Colombia, Dec. 23.-At worst, next year there will be an attempt to produce the unimaginative legislative coup against the government of Gustavo Petro, whose reform proposals do not prosper in a Parliament in which he is in a minority due to the abandonment of some parties that were part of the Historic Pact and the extreme right does not attend to avoid the required quorum and sink the necessary project of popular benefit.
Camagüey, Dec. 21.- On December 22, Cuba pays tribute to its educators, fundamental figures in the formation of future generations. This special day highlights the importance of education in the construction of a more just and equitable society. Schools are full of activities, where students and teachers celebrate the commitment and dedication that characterizes those who choose this noble profession.
On December 22, Teachers' Day is celebrated in Cuba, a date that pays tribute to the tireless work of those who dedicate their lives to teaching.