The Camagüeyanos are recognized for speaking Spanish according to the cultured norm, a characteristic that differentiates them a little from the rest of the Cubans.
The population of Camagüey surpasses the 780,000 inhabitants. This shows the smaller population density by square kilometer in the country.
The State and Government are represented by the Provincial Assembly of People's Power and the corresponding municipal assemblies. The capital city, due to its extension, is divided into four districts.
The predominant economic sectors are the industrial-agrarian: sugar industry, livestock, food production and mineral exploitation.
Health Services in Camagüey
Regarding health-care servicies, Camagüey, like the rest of the country, has a comprehensive primary care program that is internationally recognized. The infant mortality rate recorded in January 2016 was 4.1 per thousand live births, the second lowest in its history. The clinics in the neighborhoods and polyclinics form a primary network complemented with hospitals, maternal homes, stomatology clinics and other health institutions.
Sports in Camagüey
The sport in Camagüey is distinguished by its contributions to the national teams, highlighting its athletes in the specialties of boxing, wrestling, baseball and volleyball.
The participatory sport has a wide quarry at the base, extending to the neighborhoods and sports schools.
Religion in Camagüey
Catholic religion is the most spread in the province as the result of a strong Hispanic heritage; it does not imply the total absence of other religious forms since migrations brought to Camagüey a wide range of beliefs: evangelicals, Santeria, voodoo practices and all trends of spiritualism; there is also a Jewish community. The visit of Pope John Paul II had a great significance since both believers and skeptics gave His Holiness a warm welcome in January, 1998.
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