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The professional life of Dr. María del Carmen Romero Sánchez, specialist of 1st. and 2nd. Degree in Comprehensive General Medicine (MGI), Master in Satisfactory Longevity and Medical Education, and Assistant and Consultant Professor, has been full of challenges since its inception. When she graduated from medical school in 1984 she was one of the seven ones selected for the start of the Family Physician Program in Camagüey.

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The Revolution Square Museum is a sacred place in Camagüey, not just for bearing the name and dignity of Ignacio Agramonte, also because it was one of the resting place for Fidel's ashes on his way to the eternal.

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The sound of the cardiorespiratory monitor will remain in her mind like the echo of terrible days. Perhaps, more than once she wakes up remembering the feeling of suffocation. She will touch the belly like when she was on that hospital bed. A glance at the crib will be enough to calm everything down.

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 “I am of gypsy origin, and for me fear does not exist”, expresses the delegate of the 35 constituency, Iraida Curró Basulto when she talks about her disposition in the face of a complex situation or a difficult moment. She thus alludes to the ethnic group originally from Hungary, her father's homeland, as a synonym of strength. That quality, and her expertise, has kept her as the leader of her community for 45 years.

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At the age of eighteen, Landy started as an assistant in the sugar factory Argentina, between irons as he likes to say; two years he was in the military service and when he returned from fulfilling the sacred duty of defending the Homeland, in 1987, he went back to the Florida industry, also as an assistant, but in the machine shop specializing in machine tools.

 Carlos Lazo continues to build Bridges of Love, now visiting Cuba with his wife and Miguel Lewis, a member of the group that for more years has accompanied him on his pilgrimages in the United States for the Cuban family.

Amnareya Isac Cidranes has lived a little calmer for a few weeks and much more proud of being Cuban. The Abdala vaccine on the shoulders of his Delenis and her Davis, who this Monday already received the third dose, is the cause of tranquility and pride.

This Wednesday, 48 hours after receiving the first dose of Abdala, the adolescents between 12 and 18 years old participating in the phase II of the Ismaelillo study returned to the vaccinations. There they measured their temperature, their blood pressure and told how they felt after the immunization. So rigorous is the clinical trial that evaluates the safety and immunogenicity of this Cuban vaccine in the pediatric population.

The antecedents of a representative health institution in Camagüey and Cuba, such as the María Curie teaching cancer hospital, date back to 1941. At that time, the will of the League Against Cancer to overcome the disease was real. However, the support of neocolonial governments was null.

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