Granma is NOT yet among the territories that can gradually reestablish part of its economy, a process that is already being generated in several Cuban provinces, which express a sustained control and prognosis of reduction of Sars Cov-2 infections.

Taking that step of economic and social revival, and gradually moving towards normality and reestablishing some services in person, is an aspiration of all sectors, as the Minister of Internal Trade Betsy Díaz has recently raised in the Round Table.

The epidemiological complexity of the Granma province does NOT allow us to reach that moment now, towards the new normality, because even a significant group of municipalities maintain a high rate of infections such as Campechuela, Media Luna, Bartolomé Masó, Jiguaní, Niquero, which report high numbers of infected people with Covid19.

Furthermore, the economy has that essential component that is population health. A factor that also depends on the attitude and citizen commitment to comply with and enforce biosecurity standards, such as hygienic measures, including the use of sanitary masks and physical distance; but also, the responsibility to immediately go to the health services, in the face of these manifestations of discomfort with which the body warns, that the body is NOT okay.

And if it is also about responsibilities, it is, among the duties to fulfill, to go these days to the vaccination sites where the entire population over 19 years of Granma province is receiving the immunogen Abdala in order to protect them from the incidence of the virus.

From the seriousness that we assume that great concept that is vaccination, we will be able to move forward, since the Pediatric vaccination campaign is also underway, from two to 18 years of age and that of those allergic to Thiomerosal, who are receiving the appropriate vaccine.

Then, it only remains that citizen commitment that accompanies these great actions, in which the investigation, isolation centers, field hospitals, hospital centers and that immense group of doctors and nurses and workers of various organizations integrated into the direct confrontation with the epidemic.

Catching ourselves up with a group of Cuban provinces that are advancing towards the gradual opening of indispensable services is in the degree of responsibility that we deploy in this fight, which is above all, for life.