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The University of Camagüey (UC) Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz, the first created by the Revolution, is celebrating. Although the date of its foundation still generates controversy among historians and specialists of the territory, every November 6th the institution commemorates the beginning of higher education in this province.

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Beyond the “made in the USA” chicken, the blockade

A package of chicken with the American flag in the blockaded Cuba? The bulk carrier Century Royal carrying 10,000 tons of grain from New Orleans to Cuba? And the blockade, does it not exist, or is it a story on the way? Questions like these flood the digital social networks and even reach the Cuban streets. Beyond the virtual scenario, some with the ingenuity that ignorance creates and others with a marked interest in generating these opinion matrices in the population.

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Macular degeneration, what is it, and

Age-related macular degeneration is a degenerative disease of the macula that causes a progressive decrease in central vision. The macula is a small area located in the center of the retina responsible for the central vision of fine details. This condition is one of the main causes of blindness in older adults in developed countries. This was explained by Dr. Denisse del Carmen Álvarez, First Degree specialist in Ophthalmology and Comprehensive General Medicine, from the Manuel Ascunce University Hospital in this city.

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Young Computer Club: indefatigable thirtysomethings

The muscles, the joints, the bones, and the mind are nourished by continuous exercise. There is no life or development if immobility and laziness take control. These are some brief tips for freshness, achieved by the Young Computer Club --born on September 8, 1987-- that has kept them active and, above all, adapting to realities so as not to lose connection with the Cuban family.

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 The news fills the people of Camagüey with pride. The Academy of Sciences has just awarded its 2021 award in the technical sciences section to work related to the influence of architectural and urban design on the internal thermal environment and energy consumption in the climatic conditions of Cuba, with emphasis on buildings non-residential, such as hotels, administrative and service facilities, agencies and schools, among others.

Arnold Paradela Prieto is a strange guy, or at least that's how he defines himself and those who know him. He likes rock, video games, fantasy and science fiction movies, and literature, especially the dystopian and cyberpunk genres. He confesses to being a fan of Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Jim Carrey's performances, but his biggest passion is miniatures games.

David's Victory

David looks a lot like his namesake, the Israeli king. At only 10 years old, he has had to face a giant that triples him in stature and with no more depth than courage and love. Until then he did not know other battles other than those of little plastic swords, nor of other pains besides the tiredness from playing with his neighborhood friends. Now, from the Intensive Care Unit of the Eduardo Agramonte Piña Pediatric Hospital, the boy has a little trouble smiling, although he tries with all his might.

The steps of Pavel Martínez

Pavel Martínez Salgado from Camagüey is a dancer who explores movement with the steps of a goldsmith. Probably, most of the public remembers him on stage at the Endedans Contemporary Ballet, but they do not know about the parallel incursion as a craftsman.

The people of the municipality of Sierra de Cubitas celebrated this Monday the 69th anniversary of the assault on the Moncada barracks, in Santiago de Cuba, and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, in Bayamo, that July 26, 1953, which marked the beginning of the last and definitive stage of the struggle of Cubans for sovereignty.

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