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Formed basically by students of the University of Camagüey, the ensemble received continuous enthusiastic ovations in the abovementioned festival, one of the oldest international events on folklore and traditions.

Joaquin Cuartas is an endangered species, at least in most of the world: he is a radio soap opera writer. "I am a man of the radio, the radio is my nurturing mother, undoubtedly I am interested in other media, other arts, but the radio can not be exchanged by any of them."

Morena Son composed of seven young women instrumentalist-singers, who promote the traditional music of the Island, specifically the repertoire of Miguel Matamoros, Compay Segundo and Sindo Garay.

Olympic legends Sebastian Coe and Sergei Bubka were elected IAAF Vice Presidents today, possible future candidates to replace the head of the world athletics governing body, while two Cuban "Maria Charity Columbus (Womens Committee) and Juantorena (Directive Council)" maintain their positions

The preparatory process of next general elections in the island is ruled by a tight program. October 21 is the date to elect delegates to the Peoples' Power municipal assemblies in the island

The event, sponsored by the International Society of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology and the Spanish Arthroscopy Association, will be held in Vinales, Pinar del Rio.

Hydroelectric power and solar energy are serving communities of the Sierra Maestra, the nations most important mountain range that includes part of Guama municipality of Santiago de Cuba province.

Private exporters reported to USDA export sales of 100,000 metric tons of hard red winter wheat for delivery to Cuba during the 2007/2008 marketing year. The marketing year for wheat began June 1.

The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) celebrated its 47th anniversary on Thursday honoring the memory and example of founder and leader Vilma Espin Guillois, a tireless fighter both before and after the triumph of the revolution.

Road repair crews are working hard to open sections of the coastal highway that borders the base of the Sierra Maestra Mountains washed out by Hurricane Dean. The highway was badly damaged by the huge waves generated by Dean as it churned south of Cuba, on its path through the Caribbean Sea.

The nature tourism in Cuba is one of the most demanded options for those who visit the country due to its unique natural gifts.