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Helping does not require experience

Every day students from the Carlos J. Finlay University of Medical Sciences in Camagüey knock on our doors to ask and worry about our health. But they are not the only students in that branch who stay up to take care of us after the outbreak of COVID-19. Laboratories, statistics departments and isolation centers are also scenarios in which their learning work impacts from the utility.

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Cuba will present again to the UN the traditional report that demands the need to put an end to the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States against our people. Yes, because sometimes words disguise the true semantics of the linguistic field of life. Because that first world-wide and powerful asphyxia that we denounce as a country every year in each tribune on any date, we suffer it as children, as parents, as grandparents, as neighbors, as acquaintances, as a people.

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Coronavirus and hurricanes, something to remember

The search for answers to the unknown has allowed humanity to climb ever higher but also more complex levels of life, where science and technology constitute decisive factors of progress without which we cannot conceive human survival today.

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Cuba: the second homeland

The Chinese presence in our country transcends the borders of the well-known “Made in ...” that we find on clothing labels or on the seal of an electrical appliance. On June 3, 1847, the first inhabitants of the land of Confucius disembarked, who set sail on the Oquendo ship, from the port of Amoy. They were looking for progress, but they only discovered the fate of African slaves. However, they knew how to defend the Cuban ensign, when the moment came for the clarion call.

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The Raúl of the Camagüey's people

CAMAGUEY.- Many people from Camagüey have shared with Raúl in his more than fifty visits to the province or in other events. All coincide in highlighting his human qualities, in no way antagonistic to his indisputable role in the fight for freedom and in the construction and defense of the Cuban Revolution for almost 70 years.

Raúl, a man tailored to the people

Raúl Castro Ruz, simply Raúl for Cubans, this June 3 celebrates 90 years of fruitful life in favor of the people. Modest, like his middle name, in every act of his life, from his new trench of duty and with his foot on the stirrup until the last breath of his life, radiates an example of faith in the Revolution and defense of the Homeland for the present generations that give continuity to the historical combatants.

Periodontal disease and preterm delivery

Oral health is decisive in the lives of individuals. In pregnant women it is vital, not only for them but also for the proper transit of their condition and when it comes to achieving delivery in the appropriate term, since research points to certain oral infections in pregnant women as causes of premature births.

Cuba saves with humanism and solidarity

On May 23, 1963, a Britania de Cubana de Aviation plane transported 29 doctors, four dentists, 14 nurses and seven health technicians to Algeria. Thus began our first internationalist medical mission; just three years and five months after the triumph of the Revolution, it was already showing what we were capable of doing.

Learn: the challenge of distance

Like thousands of young people in the country, Yania Garay Jorge yearns for her reunion with her teachers and her classmates in the university environment. While the COVID-19 prevents the return to the classrooms, the second-year Architecture student continues from the municipality of Guáimaro her professional training in the modality of distance study at the University of Camagüey.

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