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Newsletters for Agramonte Park

When the tower of the Iglesia Mayor collapsed around ten o'clock at night on February 24, 1777, crushing part of the building, the first thing that Mayor Don Jacinto Agramonte did was order an investigation, since the work had barely been completed a month ago. It was inaugurated with religious festivities and blessings. Later, with the rubble, he filled in the neighboring lot that at times served as an exercise area for the Villa's garrison.

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Smiles in front of the blockade

Among the experiences that she does not forget, Reydis Almira Leyva remembers that of a patient who arrived with a broken prosthesis in the first months of the pandemic, when she was working alone.

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“Since August 2020 I have been waiting for a package that my daughter sent from Gran Canaria, when I tracked it down and I found out that it was in the Mariel. It had 19 containers in front of it. In January, I found out that they had arrived in Camagüey and when I went to General Gómez's office, they very kindly told me that the package was probably there, but there were many and mine could be in any of the bags.

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No one can doubt that the ideology of José Martí, our National Hero, has a universal scope that spreads through the most unimaginable places on the planet and it is a source of consultation for national and foreign researchers.

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There are so many charms. They fall in love with its paradisiacal landscapes: a centuries-old savannah where cattle and horses graze; a serene stream that rests in dry seasons and drains out when the first rains fall; a copious forest populated by specimens of exotic names and fruits that shade a productive apiary; the sown fields and a palm grove, slender, very Cuban.

Pedro de Alcántara Téllez Girón y Pimentel was what is called a Spanish military and politician out of the ordinary for his time. Endowed with a rare culture, he conquered numerous distinctions, both in peace and in war. In 1840, he came to Cuba as governor and captain general, and although he held the position for just one year he knew how to take advantage of the time.

is not synonymous of illness, but ...

In the space of this section, issues related, fundamentally, to any disease, what its causes are, how to avoid it (if possible), and how to live with it are addressed. This time the matter is interesting, but it gets a little out of the formal script because it is about aging and more so when it comes to that time of life with the loneliness that affects so much.

Cosmetics in consultation ...

This time we helped ourselves with two health professionals to address a controversial issue, such as Cosmetology and its relationship with Dermatology.

December 2, 1956, at a point on the southern coast of eastern Cuba the Granma expedition led by Fidel landed, committed to be "free or martyrs"

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