Special Reports


 Esther's story is on the walls of her living room. On one side of the wall her loves, family and friends, on the other the recognitions received in her work within the Church and in her secular work; on another wall are photos of her various meetings with Fidel and Raúl, and right at the entrance, a painting that describes her faith: “a river of living water.”

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Yaritza Rodríguez Beltrán was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis 30 years ago. That motivated her to study Medicine and choose the specialty of Traumatology, in which she is studying her 2nd year. She is part of the 212 volunteers participating in the clinical trial of the drug Jusvinza for the treatment of this disease.

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The pride that defines a city with more than five centuries of history is a constant in the efforts of the Office of the Historian of the city of Camagüey (OHCC). Its summer programming has combined the recreation typical of the summer season with learning and promoting heritage values.

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Although August begins to burn its last "ships", there are still days to enjoy the summer options in the province, and many choose to take advantage of the variables designed in the city, without having to go to the beach or camping .

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There are very few spaces in the History of Cuba that Francisco Luna Marrero has not examined or questioned for more than four decades in the exercise of his profession. “Martí was one day ahead of me”, says this prestigious historian, born on January 29th, 1949 in Camagüey, the land where he began to forge the vocation of investigating and educating about national events, with a laugh.


It is International Youth Day, and Cuba, one of the countries that has done the most for the benefit of children, adolescents, and young people, has just approved a policy to attend to the problems of these ages in an individualized, intersectoral, and deeper manner... Because?


The Camagüey's Contemporary Ballet opened the month of August with the visit of Eric Rivera, Puerto Rican choreographer and associate professor of dance at Virginia Commonwealth University, in his second collaboration with the company.


Like a red thread that connects the souls destined to meet, neonatology intertwines men and women with incalculable sensitivity, in an act in which every second counts to save lives that have just begun.


Every month there is a literary club in the house of Argelia, number 4 of Callejón de Alegría in the city of Camagüey. Adelante was there on the third Thursday of April. I wish we had enough space to have great detail, although the lines do confirm how well it goes with the grandmothers of a circle named like a glove: Alegrías de vivir (Joys of Living).