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The energy programs implemented in the country since 2005 have significantly contributed to the quality of life of the population of this eastern province, of over one million inhabitants.

Cuba’s achievements in the field of genomic medicine will be showed during the 3rd International Congress on Hereditary Ataxia that will take place in the eastern province of Holguin from October 1-3 later this year.

The Provincial Department of Science, Technology and Environment in Holguin sent a Special recognition to members of the ECOARTE Project, in the mining region of Moa.

The first 73 Art Instructors in Education have already been graduated with a total of 54 diploma works in Holguin province.

The Juan Tomas Roig Traditional and Natural Medicine Hospital in Holguin, will host courses and workshops for the 6th International Congress on Natural and Traditional Medicine and Bioenergetics, scheduled for July 9 to 12 in the eastern Cuban city of Holguin.

The actors Luis Alberto García and Jorge Perugorría received here the replica of the Angelote, the highest award given by culture in this eastern city.

The scientific results of the Sixth International Conferece on Traditional, Natural and Bio-energy Medicine, held every two years in the province of Holguin, will be transferred for the first time to communities, by way of training courses for the population.

The first paleobotanical investigation of the remains collected in the aboriginal site “Chorro de Maita,” in the municipality of Banes, Holguin, is being carried out by a group of Cuban and American archaeologists as part of the joint research project “Contacto indohispánico.”

Sugarcane companies in Holguin finished the spring season planting more than 6,000 hectares of sugarcane, a result that places the province among the best in Cuba.

Cuba's Telecommunications Company (ETECSA) informed that it will soon provide cell phone coverage in a road linking several eastern provinces.

Scientists from 20 countries will be attending the 6th International Congress on Natural and Traditional Medicine and Bioenergetics, scheduled for July 9 to 12 in the eastern Cuban city of Holguin.

The excavations will be led Cuban archeologist Roberto Valcarcel Rojas, who has been ahead of the works carried out in recent years in Maita, and by Dr. Vernon James Knight, of the University of Alabama.

The research program aims at finding material evidence in order to learn more about details such as the eating habits of this aboriginal community.