San Salvador de Bayamo was the second town founded by Diego Velazquez
in 1513, amid the fertile valley of Cauto River, very close to Sierra
Maestra legendary mountains.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) admitted a prevailing uncertainty
about economic recovery, as the world has been hit by a strong crisis
of bleak prospects.<br />
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The Cuban National School of Public Health (ENSAP) granted Revolution
leader Fidel Castro the decoration for the 80th anniversary of that
institution.
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A documentary film about the medical assistance of Cuba and other Latin
American countries to Haiti that is a testimony of solidarity with that
Caribbean nation devastated by a quake last January was welcomed today
in Geneva with a standing ovation.
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Cuba on Wednesday deplored the ideological manipulation, political
hypocrisy, and double standard of industrialized nations while
providing the international community with the right to live.
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Cuba pledged for full compliance with official development aid
commitments in order to materialize the agreements of the 4th World
Conference on Women, held in Beijing 15 years ago.
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Monsignor Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo, Chancellor of the Pontifical Academy
of Sciences and Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, praised this
Monday Cuba's medical and educational aid to Latin America and the Caribbean nations.
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Baracoa is the first village of Cuba. When Christopher Columbus
discovered this beautiful place on November 27th 1492 he said " this is
the most beautiful land human eyes have ever seen, for its good port,
delicious water and plenty of wood.<br />
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Over 78 million doses of anti-polio vaccines have been administered in
Cuba since February 26, 1962, when the island began its immunization
campaign against polio, under the direction of the Public Health
Ministry (MINSAP).
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