The first ten Camagüeyans that were working in the Republic of Ecuador as part of the health agreement between the governments in that country and Cuba, returned this Tuesday to the province, after their arrival to the Island through the airports in Santiago de Cuba and Havana.

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The post offices in Camagüey offer post cards allegoric to the Day of the Latin American Medicine and the Teachers’ Day, as new goals for the increase of the services for the population.

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The third edition of the provincial workshop “Standing up against climate change”, organized by the Cuban Association of Technicians and Forest Agriculturists (Actaf, Spanish acronym), in the territory, will be held this November 20 at the Convention Center Santa Cecilia.

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A small plant for producing ice cream was settled in the dairy combined Geonel Rodríguez Cordoví, in Martí, in this eastern municipality in Camagüey province.

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With an increase in the number of national tourists and coming from Canada, Germany and Russia during this high season, the Hotel Gran Club Santa Lucía plans to celebrate its 30 years functioning.

On the dawn of the Sunday, started the sugar harvest 2019-2020 in Cuba in the Camagüeyan sugar plant Siboney, and the workers of the “Carlos Manuel de Céspedes”, intensify the industrial repairs to support in the next hours the grinding of the symbolic factory in the municipality of Sibanicú.

The recombinant anti-tick vaccine Gavac®, produced since 1996 in the Center of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (CIGB, Spanish acronym) in Camagüey, has experienced over the last three years a steady increase in its demand in Cuba.

Since 1986 there is a weather radar in Casablanca. After several modernization processes, the engineers in the National Radar Center (CNR, Spanish acronym) located in this city, will gift the Cuban capital with the version Doppler RD-100S, first serial production of the prototype of Cuban radar, functioning here since 2009.

The Integrated Control Program of Ticks (ICPT) in Cuba is an example of how the application of modern biotechnologies, in this case Gavac®, vaccine destined to control the tick Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus in beef cattle, can have a real impact in the country’s economic life. Or so was said at the VII National Workshop of Strategic Agricultural Products, that concluded today in Camagüey.