Alejandro García Gutiérrez

Espejo de Paciencia, genesis of Cuban literature

The seventeenth century witnessed the creation of Espejo de Paciencia, the first literary work written in Cuba. Its author was the canary Silvestre de Balboa who had settled as a

Sheila Barros Fals

I am also heritage…

Mom, what is heritage? A question that is not new resounds in my ears; but she makes me reinvent the answer so that a 5-year-old can understand. She hears so

Yeni Yeisi Adán Castaños

Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz International Airport

It was one of the first three airports created in Cuba, around the early date of 1928, in the words of its current director Leudes Escobar Pino; notwithstanding that in

Yaneli Acosta Galindo

Fidel and July 26th in Camagüey

By: Daris Rondón Laurencio &  Yaneli Acosta Galindo On July 26th, 1953, there was an assault on the Moncada barracks, in Santiago de Cuba, and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, in

Jesmir Varona Socías

Science and engineering at the service of health

When that historic July 26th was celebrated in Camagüey, where Fidel predicted that the socialist bloc in Europe was in danger of collapsing; the day before, the Center for Genetic

Jesmir Varona Socías

Automatic Telephony: a century at our service

Today is an ordinary day’s work, I am calling the historian Bárbara Oliva (Baby) to consult her about a topic for my chronicle, I dial 8 digits and when she

Mabel Aladro Ruíz

Forever in the heart of Camagüey art

In all honesty, I can say that I have met few people whose smile and joviality breathe on the surface; interpreting that any concern or problems do not represent any

Lisbel Soler Jiménez

Camagüey for Julio Antonio Mella

During the 1920’s, the University of Havana, the law career and political interests managed to join the Olivia Zaldívar from Camagüey and the eternal young Julio Antonio Mella in holy

Kezia Zabrina Henry Knight

A study center in Nicolás Guillén Birthplace

This building dates from the early nineteenth century, but in 1878, a mortgage document divided the house into two houses. This house not only saw the birth of the National

Mabel Aladro Ruíz

Admiration for our heritage

If there is something that Cubans have always been grateful for, it is television programming, the one that even in the current moments and in the middle of summer, we

Mabel Aladro Ruíz

For a happy day

Children, those little jewels that we treasure in our homes, are the ones who have suffered the most psychologically from the effects of this pandemic; because, undoubtedly, they do not

Alejandro García Gutiérrez

Camagüey, 13 years on the World Heritage list

On July 7th, 2008, the city of Camagüey received the news that its historic center would be inscribed on the World Heritage list, a condition granted by the United Nations

José Fernando Crespo Baró

El Mayor: one of a kind in all of Camagüey

In 1873, military merits and triumphs in around a hundred combats, in addition to his archetypal personality, said a lot about the Man of Camagüey; Major General Ignacio Agramonte y

Mabel Aladro Ruíz

The dream is reaching my arm

A few years ago, on this same web site they were kind enough to publish an article that I wrote for a Father’s Day, where I referred to how wrong

Yeni Yeisi Adán Castaños

Beyond a legend

The capture of the so-called Brave Indian, originated one of the best-known legends of Camagüey. Passed from generation to generation it has reached our days with various interpretations. Historians such

José Fernando Crespo Baró

National History Defense Day

It was in the decade of anti-Machado struggles, of the 1930’s, when Dr. Emilio Roig de Leuchsenring was honored with the title of Historian of the city of Havana. He