If in the East the Bayamés leader who led the outbreak on October 10th, 1868, had taken the initiative to attack Bayamo city, why wouldn’t the people of Camagüey carry
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
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
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
On July 1st, 1871, Federico Fernández-Cavada Howard was shot. The General was trying to leave the north coast of Camagüey to the United States of America to seek support for
No major political influence of reforms in government structures had the historic region of Puerto Príncipe in the first half of the nineteenth century as the creation of the Royal
To summarize in a few words the life of a man that patriotism came to him from the cradle and for causes related to the revolution, he was not born
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
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
