By: Verónica E. Fernández Díaz The legendary figure of El Mayor Ignacio Agramonte y Loynaz has been a source of inspiration for many Cuban musicians. An important part of these
By: Armando Pérez Padrón Since the official birth of the cinematograph, on December 28th, 1895, the incipient creators of the future seventh art, fixed their attention on historical figures. The
Heiress to the history of struggles There were not a few women from the city of Puerto Príncipe who seemed to follow the patriotic and rebellious tradition of the principeños
Por: Humberto Delgado Fernández The rehabilitation proposal for Independencia street includes intervention work in its first two sections, ranging from the intersection with Ignacio Agramonte street to Maceo Square –
By: Lilian Mendieta Sosa In the current context, in which aspects of both the global and local scale influence, Cuba adopts a new Law on Natural Resources and the Environment
The Day of Latin American Medicine was ratified at the XIV International Congress of Medicine held in Rome in 1954. Its origin is a recognition of the work of the
In 1916, Cruz Angulo Verdesi became the first black woman to graduate with a PhD in Medicine from the University of Havana. She defied limits, discrimination, prejudice, poverty and established
The historic honor to Finlay One of the first stays of Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar in Camagüey city occurred when he was a young man. He had just suffered a
On Cristo Street is the Carlos J. Finlay House Museum. Twenty years have passed since the cultural institution belonging to the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city (OHCC) opted
