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Colombian singer Juanes, winner of several Latin Grammies and Grammy awards, returned to his country on Thursday after a less than 24-hour visit to the Cuban capital

Cuban experts from the Plant Biotechnology Institute (IBP) in Santa Clara province are once again dedicated to grow small-size varieties of banana, which are more resistant to hurricane winds.

Santiago de Cuba will host the 29th edition of the event.     
Festival del Caribe, Santiago de Cuba.

Favored Santiago de Cuba is in the tough position, the team must win four of five games to make it to the Eastern Division semifinals of the Cuban Baseball Playoffs.

Diaz Canel electronic engineer replaces Dr. Juan Vela Valdés who was former dean of Havana's University, it was not stated if he would go to another government post although was stated the congratulations on his efforts.

Statistics reveal that the Cuban population will not reach 12 million inhabitants by 2020; on the contrary, it will decrease by 25,000

The goal was reached thanks to good planning and appropriate availability of resources before the start of the campaign.

Havana’s Morro Cabaña Complex – a colonial fortress enjoying the status of a world heritage site – will be the venue of Cuba’s International Tourism Fair (FITCUBA 2009) from May 4th to 8th this year.

With no suspected or confirmed cases of swine flu, Cuba made succesfully it biggest annual gathering, the May Day parade through the capital’s Revolution Square.

No cases of swine flu have thus far appeared in Cuba and there are no patients who could be suspicious of having the disease in any Cuban hospital

Mexico still appeared the epicenter, with 1,614 suspected swine flu cases and as many as 103 deaths in which the virus is suspected

Wind energy is an indirect result of solar energy. Cuba plans to continue taking advantage of this renewable energy source

Russia could build a military repair center in Cuba to help the island modernize Soviet military hardware.

The Cork Palm was declared National Monument in 1989. Today it can be found at Soroa Orchid Garden and at the local botanical garden.

If this law is approved probably hundreds of American people will visit Cuba by yachts or plains, as tourists.