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Written by Naily Barrientos Matos

Published: 28 May 2021

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• El Esfuerzo farm

When Yanelys Hernández Souza saw the effort of years destroyed by the waters and winds of Hurricane Ike, she felt that the storm was coming again. With two children and practically nothing, she knew, from the first moment, that it would be very hard to start over; but also that she and her husband Wilber Santana would make it because they would not lack motives and energy in this difficult situation.

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Written by Danielle Laurencio Gómez / ACN

Published: 20 May 2021

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• coffee planting

The obtaining of 80 thousand seedlings of the Vietnamese Robusta coffee variety guides the projections of the province of Las Tunas to implement the planting of coffee, an incipient but ambitious program that foresees the sowing of 35 hectares of the aromatic bean in the first sowing campaign.

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Written by José Carlos Góngora Morales / Ideological Secretary of the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Las Tunas

Published: 19 May 2021

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• José Martí's legacy

Nothing and nobody forces me to write these lyrics; only the moral commitment to the Apostle and you, brothers in the cause. We must put an end to the real and daily ills that hurt and make our country cry with sorrow in a conscious and mature act; to build that true country that he longed for and for which on a solemn date, a day like today, but in 1895, Pepe was immortalized in history. 

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Written by Juan Morales Agüero

Published: 19 May 2021

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• José Martí's iron ring

One day, in October 1869, a group of the sadly famous Volunteers Corp in the service of Spain broke into the house of Fermín Valdés Domínguez, José Martí's close friend. In the exhaustive search they carried out in the building, they found a letter in which both accused a former classmate of being a traitor for having joined the army of the regime that reigned in Cuba.