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Che Guevara represents resistance and his ideas have reached many people, said his daughter Aleida Guevara March during an interview published by the Spanish newspaper "El Pais" Friday. Aleida was interviewed on a trip to Barcelona, where she attended several activities to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the fall in combat of the mythical Argentinean-Cuban guerrilla fighter in Bolivia, organized by Catalonia's "Casa America."

Cuba has begun its second national campaign against the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, the dengue transmitting agent, a defensive operation to preserve human lives.

A new athletics track to improve the training conditions of Cuban high-performance athletes will be built at Havana's Pan-American Stadium, said Jose Llorentes, director of that sports facility.

Argos Teatro has returned to Cuban stages with the revival of "Chamaco", Abel Gonzalez Melos text staged by Carlos Celdran.

Women orchestras fill an exciting chapter in the history of Cuban music. Women gave to the Cuban night life a touch of distinction in the parties, dances, and concerts, especially in the Aires Libres of Prado and in the marquee of Saratoga Hotel which was restored and anxiously waits for the presentation of female groups.

The Symphony Orchestra of Aragua in Venezuela is to fuse here its repertoire from classics such as Wagner and Brahms with themes by the Beatles, played by Beat3 group of its country, during a concert next Sunday.

The CD Eternamente en mi of Schola Cantorum Coralina (Colibrí 2006), recently appeared among the nominees to the festival CUBADISCO 2007. Recorded in Spain at "La Factoría" studios on July 1999, it contains choral arrangements of timeless anthological songs of the Cuban tradition. It was produced by Cuban record label Colibrí on 2006.

Cuban acting Minister of Sciences, Technology and Environment (CITMA), Fernando Gonzalez, said that the island's environmental policy is a model that could contribute to the global eradication of the gases producing the green-house effect.

President Fidel Castro Ruz received Evo Morales Ayma, president of the sister republic of Bolivia, who is carrying out an intense and productive working visit to our country. For almost three hours, the two leaders shared a fraternal and warm meeting in which they discussed the progress of joint cooperation programs.

Young Honduran doctors who graduated from the Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM) protested in front of the HonduranSchool of Medicine and the Supreme Court