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Authorities from the Jamaican Ministry of Health and Welfare officially received 40 Cuban health professionals who will serve the Caribbean nation for three years.

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Cuban Ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg and the European Union, Norma Goicochea, expressed today an open letter addressed to the European Parliament with arguments demonstrating that Jose Daniel Ferrer is not a political prisoner in Cuba, as the United States intends to present him.

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The photographies taken by professionals of the press in this province during the sad days of December 2016 occupy again the gallery Nicolás Guillén, in the newspaper Adelante, in an exposition that shows the Tribute of Camagüey to our Fidel.

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Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Cuban foreign minister, stated on Twitter that the U.S. government complements the economic war against Cuba with meddling in the country's internal affairs and open political subversion.

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Susana, a woman of avant-garde

Susana is not a woman who sits down to look how the life happens. From her mother she inherited the force, the desire, the commitment, the optimism, the revolutionary and teaching vocation. In her, in her mom, she admits, there are all her essence, the keys of the tireless Camagüey´s woman into whom - she turned.

With every germination parameter certified by specialized laboratories, the Base Business Unit (UEB, Spanish acronym) Semillas Camagüey currently has a total commercial coverage for their products, which are destined for the planting in the current cold season and other agrarian uses.

The third edition of the Convergence Workshop “Standing up against climate change”, summoned by the Cuban Association of Technicians and Forest Agriculturists (Actaf, Spanish acronym), was celebrated as a fundamental space for the design of strategies for the protection of the Environment and the mitigation of climate change.

The infestation of the areas destined for crops and livestock with marabú is an undeniable reality in Cuba; in Camagüey alone, 192 842.57 hectares, approximately 17 per cent of the agricultural surface in the territory, are occupied by this invading plant. However, little is known about the effects of the Dichrostachys cinerea (scientific name) in the soil fertility and quality and its use in making food for animals.

Cuban Tourism Minister Manuel Marrero said yesterday that the travel industry in this country is expecting a positive high season (November-April) despite problems and pressures.

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