
José Martí: lessons of a dignified death
On April 15th, 1895, José Martí, by agreement of the Board of Generals, at the proposal of Máximo Gómez, was promoted to Major General of the Liberation Army. However, the
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On April 15th, 1895, José Martí, by agreement of the Board of Generals, at the proposal of Máximo Gómez, was promoted to Major General of the Liberation Army. However, the

According to the classical historians Plutarch and Gaius Suetonius, we know that one by one the barbarian peoples fell, yielding to the superiority of the legions of Rome that led

It happened that when the neocolonial Republic just started, on May 20th, 1902, in the middle of the process of Yankee occupation of Cuba and after the celebrations on the

We almost owe to the Spanish Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar one of the first historical mentions to the place-name of the Aruaco ethnolinguistic branch Camagüey, and without before in any

The first tram that traveled our avenues and twisted streets was due to the initiative of an enthusiastic young man born in the bosom of the patriotic Camagüey emigration residing

Francisco Agüero y Velasco, Frasquito, was born in the town of Puerto Príncipe, current city of Camagüey, presumably, according to his own confession, in the year 1793. Shortly after, in

Ana Betancourt was the wife of Ignacio Mora de la Pera. The two united with the same passion for the homeland. The woman from Camaguey had relatives who, from the

By: MsC. José Fernando Crespo Baró y Lic. Daris Rondón Laurencio On January 2nd, 1959 from Guáimaro, one of the first guidelines issued by Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz at the

Educated, beautiful woman from Camagüey, with big black eyes like thick and soft hair, and with a strong gaze, like her character; that was Ana de Quesada and Loynaz, the