The University of Camagüey (UC), the first created by the Revolution, made progress in 2023 regarding the development of artificial intelligence applications.

On January 12, 1869, some 85 days after the proclamation of the city of Bayamo as the capital of Free Cuba or the Republic in Arms, the residents of that heroic town set it on fire in order not to surrender it again to Spain after years of freedom and glory.

Manuel Marrero Cruz, Cuban Prime Minister, recalled today the four combatants who were victims of the Tarara crime in 1992.

Many congratulations to the people of Artemisa and Mayabeque, young provinces celebrating the 13th anniversary of their constitution, Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz said today.

One of the Cuban government's projections for correcting distortions and boosting the economy during 2024, such as advancing in the implementation of the principle of subsidizing people and not products, requires updating the identification of families and citizens in vulnerable situations.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, recalled today the entry into Havana of the Caravan of Freedom, after the revolutionary triumph of 1959.

The survival of cocoa plantations in more than six hectares of the farm-industry La Candelaria, in the central province of Ciego de Avila, is a good omen that this important exportable line, distinctive of Baracoa, easternmost province of Guantanamo, can also be planted in Ciego de Avila.

The German foundation Oro Verde recognized the results in 2023 of the international project Cuencas Verdes, focused for five years on natural conservation actions for the hydrographic system of the Jaguani River, the main sub-basin of the Toa River, the largest flow in Cuba and one of the most important water reserves in the country.

Artemisa will celebrate its 13th anniversary on January 9 with a celebration that mixes photography, history and a cultural gala with renowned guests, all as part of the Artemisa Juntos Somos Más (Artemisa Together We Are More) communications campaign.

Julio Antonio Mella was probably the revolutionary most hated by the dictator Gerardo Machado, who did not hide his homicidal intentions when -in the face of arguments to free him from arbitrary detention- he told his lawyer Ruben Martinez Villena: "I do not know what communism is, nor anarchism, nor socialism. But neither the students, nor the workers, nor the veterans, nor the patriots, nor Mella. And I'll kill him! I'll kill him!".

Cuban Seismological Research Center (Cenais by its Spanish acronym), an entity belonging to the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment of Cuba, reported that in 2023 there were 14 perceptible earthquakes in the national territory.

The Cuban scientific community resumes today in Havana its traditional tribute to the eminent French scientist André Marcel Voisin (1903-1964), described by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro as an apostle of human health for his praiseworthy work.

Just like it did 65 years ago to the day as Commander in Chief Fidel Castro and the Rebel Army announced to the world the triumph of the Revolution, the Freedom Caravan will arrive today in this city.

The Scientific Committee has extended until January 22 the deadline for the presentation of papers for the 14th International Congress on Higher Education “University 2024”, themed Higher Education of the Future: social transformation, quality, relevance and sustainability, to be held on February 5 to 9 in this city.