By: María Isabel Carmenate Bringa & Nélida López Avila Current trends to resolve the old urban transport-pedestrian conflict point to developmentalist models that tend to give priority to the automobile,
By: Yahima Milanés Santander In 2021, the Strategy of the Cooperation and International Relations Group for the management of projects and financing was approved by the Board of Directors of
The presence of bicycles, pedicabs, mopeds and other types of transport that carry out maneuvers of all kinds when they travel in the opposite direction to vehicular traffic is already
Summary of the descriptive memory of the Designer Arq Humberto Delgado Independencia Street is the old Candelaria. The dedication of La Candelaria has an essential place in the cultural history
We arrived at the Enrique José Varona park in front of the well-known Casino pre-university, several members of the Combatants Association were gathered there early, the occasion is a dream
Compilation of authors Marcos Tamames and Yaxels González Within the intervention program of the Office of the Historian of Camaguey city is the old Ursuline Monastery, a building that is
By: Irma Horta Senderos, the magazine of the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city, edited and designed by the El Lugareño publishing house, is in its nineteenth anniversary. During
By: Nelida Lopez Avila The parking policy is an important element in the general strategy of circulation and road planning and represents a notable effect of attracting traffic that must
By: Wilfredo Rodríguez Ramos In many areas of the city, the imprint of the new architecture in the new century, of the new Catalan architects and of the Camagüeyan passion
By: Yaremi García Maceo On the occasion of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, the Birthplace of Carlos J. Finlay, as a Sociocultural Project of the Office of the Historian of
By: Lilian Mendieta (OHCC Master Plan Specialist) Given the current scenarios on a global and local scale, Cuba adopts a new Law on Natural Resources and the Environment (still Draft
Instilling in adolescents and young children the care of heritage and respect for history is one of the missions that the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city has outlined.
The Heritage Interpretation Center was inaugurated on February 22nd, in the General Cemetery of Camagüey, the oldest one in Cuba. It is about the reuse and repair of the place
By Claudia Sánchez (Journalism Student) Why are visits to the Railway Museum so attractive? What are its main attractions? I tell you that it was inaugurated on February 25th, after
By: Yaremi García Maceo Every April 7th, World Health Day is celebrated, proclaimed in 1948 by the World Assembly, in recognition of health as a universal right, for which it
By: Claudia Sánchez (Journalism Student) The Camagüey Art Plaza Creative Industries project is a proposal where heritage and cultural convergence is promoted to contribute to the socioeconomic development of the
By: Sheila Barros Fals & Alejandro García Gutiérrez Social indiscipline continues to attack the safeguarding of the patrimonial values of Camagüey city. And it is that repeatedly dawns with the
By: Kenny Ortigas Guerrero (president of the Performing Arts in Camagüey) Interrogate reality, question our behavior as individuals in society, illuminate areas of thought that allow improving the relations of
By Claudia Sánchez (Journalism student) The Camagüey Railway Museum is one of the most relevant and attractive places in the city. Inaugurated on February 25th, it has received a little
By: Claudia Sánchez (Journalism Student) Poetry is one of the purest forms that the human being found to express the affairs of the soul. Just like music, plastic arts and
By: Sheila Barros Fals y Alejandro García Gutiérrez What would a professional of the word be without the inspiration to educate, guide and inform their public? The truthful news, the
By: Claudia Sánchez (Journalism student) Camagüey boasts centuries full of culture, mysteries and incredible artists who left sighs in the alleys of Camagüey’s identity. It is a city that, due
By: Yaremi García Maceo On March 10th, 1855, the moment in which Carlos J. Finlay graduated as a doctor of medicine from the Jefferson Medical College of the University of
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez The first traces of hominids take us back to Africa and if homo sapiens populated the earth from there, millions of years later the continent spread
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez The confluence of religions or religion, said in an abstract way, also has its day since 1950 and for more similarity with more familiar dates such
A Revolution returns triumphant and welcomes different generations but, always maintaining the same heart: freedom and social justice. 63 years after achieving a project that provided education and health for
As a sign of the revolutionary fervor, the people of Camagüey, a faithful heir to the values and courage of Agramonte; dressed the Revolution Square in colors. The workers of
When these days come, when something that involves many friends is celebrated, I always fall into the same question … what do I do? Who do I congratulate without leaving
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez Thousands of fans began to fill the Cándido González ballpark, in Camagüey, from the afternoon of November 21st, 1974. It was the only alternative to have
On November 11th, 1868, Major Ignacio Agramonte joined the armed struggle during the Ten Years’ War at El Oriente sugar mill. Few inquired as much into the history of this
By: Mailet Padilla Paneca and Alejandro García Gutiérrez Perhaps there are no proper names for those people from our lands who, based on functional relationships and responding more to survival
Writing of courage and dedication in the prime of youth is not difficult when talking about Noel Fernández Pérez, who notably stood out as head of action and sabotage of
By: Caridad González Edward Visiting friends in times of a pandemic becomes an unreasonable and irresponsible act, but it would also be oblivion. For this reason and taking the necessary
The San Juan Camagüeyano is one of the most genuine traditions of the land of the waterpots. Year after year from June 24th to 29th, the city becomes all music
With an excellent military career, Carlos Agüero García proved to live up to his time, remaining faithful to the independence aspirations and legitimate rights of Cuba until his last days.
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez The postal items, especially stamps, contribute to perpetuate the history that they reflect according to the commemorations or themes alluded to; However, it is necessary to
By: Alejandro García Gutiérrez & Oreidis Pimentel Pérez Camagüey is also a city of lawyers. Not only can we talk about the Agramontes, an illustrious family of Camagüey lawyers, but
Por: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez Every May 25th, UNESCO dedicates an international day to Africa, the cradle of humanity, a portion of the world map affected by the extraction of millions
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez According to Miguel Barnet “multiculturalism is the only way to a better world, a multiculturalism that is a source of wealth and not pasture from the
By: MsC. Yuldys Márquez Díaz The area where the Avellaneda Theater was built, and where it is currently located, conjures up a story that, by rare coincidence, has a lot
By: Dra. Kezia Zabrina Henry Knight, MSc. José Fernando Crespo Baró y Lic. Amparo Fernández Galera “He lived like that had to die, and he died like that he had
By: Lic. Jaquelyn Elena Martínez Egidio When the mention of Europe Day appears on a planner or calendar, next to May 9th, most people wonder: What happened that day and
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez Regarding the recently declared day of Cuban Son, several musicologists and historians of this national rhythm remember, from the bohemian troubadours to the great orchestras of
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez “No blacks, no Chinese, no dogs allowed.” This is how a sign looked at the entrance of La Liga barber shop, in front of the central
In September 2020, an archaeological excavation project began in the old Camagüey Prison, located on Francisquito Street # 301. The work is carried out by the Archeology group of the
I am from Matanzas. I love my city of rivers and bridges and really appreciate its tricentennial history. However, for two years I have lived in Camagüey. Personal reasons brought
As part of the activities for the Camaguey Culture Week, it is inserted in this online day; one of the 14 projects developed by Casa Carlos J. Finlay, a cultural
As per usual in every Camagüey Culture Week, the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city celebrates a tribute gala to recognize the contribution of personalities who have dedicated every
The pilgrimage “In memory”, arose at the initiative of the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city, in 2000. Eleven years after this idea and the celebration of the 507th
“From Aponte, who in 1812 sounded with the freedom of blacks and the extinction of slavery, to Martí, who forged our second, our penultimate war of independence, there was no
