Members of the ARO International Solidarity Organization, from Québec, Canada; are visiting Cuba’s largest province, Camagüey.
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Members of the ARO International Solidarity Organization, from Québec, Canada; are visiting Cuba
Submitted by nesy on Tue, 2008-08-19 16:10.
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Cuban Children Awarded in Regional UNESCO Contest
Cuban children won the second prize at the regional contest "Contributions of sciences to the construction of a culture of peace", for all the students from the UNESCO associated schools in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Cuban History on Digital Support
Cuban history has benefited from digital technology, as a new encyclopedia on Carlos Manuel de Céspedes (1819-1874) will be launched on the Internet soon.
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Graduation in Guyana of Medical Doctors who Studied in Cuba
The first Guyanese medical doctors, who took their courses in Cuba and the practical period in their country, held their graduation ceremony on Monday at Guyana's National Theater, in the presence of Guyanese President Bharrat Jagdeo.
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Infant Mortality Drops in Camagüey, Cuba
The eastern Cuban province of Camagüey has reported an infant mortality rate of 4.9 deaths per every 1,000 live births so far this year.
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In Havana: The Mefisto Company’s production of ‘Cabaret’ has just opened
The opening of both Cabaret and the Sala Tito Junco in the Cultural Complex Bertold Brecht is wonderful news.
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Cuba’s Yoanka González opens the door to Olympic glory
YOANKA González has written one of the most glorious pages in the history of the Cuban sporting movement. At dawn on August 18, Cuba time, afternoon in China, she regaled the island with its first Olympic medal in cycling by coming in second in the women’s points race at the 29th Olympics.
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LatAm: 28 Medals in 10 Olympic Days
Five gold, 11 Silver and 12 Bronze is the harvest of medals made by Latin American and Caribbean sportspeople in 10 Olympic journeys in the Chinese capital.
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Cuba Scholar on Che, from Bolivia
Well-known Cuban academic Fernando Martinez noted the validity of the revolutionary thoughts of the Argentine-Cuban guerrilla, Ernesto Che Guevara, in the process of changes that are spreading in Latin America.
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In the Contemporary Art Museum of Monterrey with pieces by cuban master Wifredo Lam.
A news has produced great expectations in the Mexican state of Nuevo León: the great exhibition was inaugurated last August 15 in the Contemporary Art Museum of Monterrey ( MARCO in Spanish) with pieces by master Wifredo Lam.
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Cuba Promotes Scientific Development
Cuba is promoting the application of scientific breakthroughs to improve medical services and the people's quality of life.
Submitted by nesy on Mon, 2008-08-18 21:30.
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In Cuba: Casa de las Américas will participate in the Festival of the Arts in the Caribbean
Carifesta, held for the first time 36 years ago, also in Guyana, is considered to be the most important forum for cultural expression and cooperation.
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Brisas Guardalavaca Hotel Protects the Environment
The Brisas Guardalavaca Hotel, in the eastern Cuban province of Holguín, has done an excellent work to protect the environment.
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Cuba will Replace 29 Percent of Rice Imports in 2009
With the implementation of an investment program, Cuba expects to replace 29 percent of its rice imports in 2009 and take that figure up to 56 percent in 2013.
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The First Catholic Church built in Cuba has been Restored
Projects for heritage preservation and sustainable development benefit Baracoa, a Cuban northeastern area of high values in flora and fauna, in the city of which rises the first catholic church built in Cuba.
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