By: Liannys Juan López (journalism student) Since 2014, the International Day of Cities is celebrated every October 31st, established by the United Nations with the aim of promoting a sustainable
On the corner formed by the streets Santa Rosa and Francisquito, popularly known by the people of Camagüey, nowadays Florentino Romero and Dr. José Rodríguez # 120, is the property
Following the provisions of the Jimaguayú Assembly, celebrated two years before: that, if after 2 years of its approval the war had not been won, a new Assembly of Representatives
By: Alejandro García and Jermir Varona Socías On October 29th, 1999, the Joaquín de Agüero Square was inaugurated, in honor of the patriots shot in the former Sabana de Méndez
Camilo Cienfuegos Gorriarán, one of the main leaders of the last stage of our struggles, accumulated a long record of service to the Revolution. The Granma expeditionary participated in his
I knew her from references, from hearsay only, because, of course, she was always a renowned professor and researcher that everyone was talking about. Then, in the 90’s of the
The house of cultural diversity of Camagüey, belonging to the Office of the Historian (OHCC, by its acronym in Spanish), promotes the knowledge and visibility of the various artistic and
By: Liannys Juan Lopez Part of the artistic work of the photographer and journalist Gabriel Dávalos was exhibited this Friday in the well-known Workers’s Square in Camaguey city. During the
Today was the self-evaluation workshop of the first year of implementation of Arte Plaza, a project of Creative Industries in Camagüey, which is carried out by the Office of the
The Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz Park has become symbolic since Camagüey was called Puerto Príncipe, as a public space to which at the time its inhabitants visited to talk and have
On other occasions I have discussed that the advantage of being old is the experiences we have and the memories and the stories we keep. I have mine and what
October 21th, 1959 went down in history as an unforgettable date and a revolutionary reaffirmation of the people of Camagüey. Thousands of men and women, together with Fidel, staged the
The tolling of La Demajagua bell, on October 10th, 1868, marked the beginning the Cuban Revolution. Only ten days later, on October 20th, and as an expression of the revolutionary
The Interpretation Center “Camagüey, World Heritage City”, a place belonging to the Office of the Historian, is the site where the Model of the Historic Center is located. This place
Camagüey is a land of unusual mysticism, a city that awakens the most sublime passions and a pride that sometimes flirts with the irrational. The more than 500 years of
From the first five years of the seventeenth century, the creoles from Camaguey would seek to break the colonial commercial and administrative siege, which barely allowed Havana-Cádiz traffic, and to
The General Cemetery of Camagüey has elements that distinguish it from other necropolises. Among the oldest, it is the only one that still remains in use, and like none in
The 10 Years War left endless anecdotes of heroic armed actions by the Mambises. One of them is the rescue of Brigadier Julio Sanguily on October 8th, 1871. It is
It has been 44 years since the Cuban people were shaken by the sad news of the attack on October 6th, 1976, the country lost those champions who were traveling
From any of the streets of the capital’s historic center he used to be called, either Eusebio, or Leal, the invocation of the first or last name of the main
“Let the railway of Nuevitas be made and the Sun will not deny me its divine light, I assure you.” This is what Gaspar Cisneros Betancourt, El Lugareño, said about
The Revolution Square Major General Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz Museum is one of those emblematic places in the city of waterpots. A simple search in the memories of the people of
