Residents of Sancti Spíritus and Ciego de Ávila bid farewell to the Comandante
Residents of Sancti Spiritus and over 16,000 inhabitants from Ciego de Ávila took to the streets on December 1, to bid farewell to their eternal Comandante
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Residents of Sancti Spiritus and over 16,000 inhabitants from Ciego de Ávila took to the streets on December 1, to bid farewell to their eternal Comandante
As one of a kind in Latin America, the structure represents a new attraction for this destination on Cuba’s northern coast
Although Irma hit the province like no other hurricane ever has, Ciego de Avila is taking on the recovery committed to the idea that all reconstruction and repairs will leave facilities in better condition
Visitors express a high degree of satisfaction, during their first hours at the Pullman Cayo Coco Hotel
Almost 500 friends from 23 countries, including the United States, are the number of participants who confirmed their attendance to the act of solidarity with Cuba in Ciego de Ávila, on July 26th
After many obstacles that have prevented the stable operation of both industries, technicians and specialists assure that the best synchronization has been achieved between the Ciro Redondo power plant and the nearby bioelectric plant, the first experience in Cuba to generate electric energy from sugarcane and sicklebush biomass.
Cuba places such high priority on the lives and health of human beings that not even the red ink that COVID-19 is causing the country’s finances led to any hesitation in making the decision to suspend one of the economy’s major driving forces - tourism - given the danger posed by the virus that would surely arrive with visitors.
The Cuban Workers’ Federation (CTC) provincial conferences will begin in July, starting with the provinces of Matanzas and Cienfuegos, and will extend through October, announced Ulises Guilarte de Nacimiento, member of the Party Central Committee Political Bureau and CTC secretary general
The maxim that reports do not reflect the full dimension of reality, and that a constant connection with the grassroots is needed, accompanied President Díaz-Canel during a recent visit to Ciego de Ávila
CIEGO DE ÁVILA.—The country has the necessary study materials and resources, including those which are imported, to commence the 2016-2017 school year this September 5, during which quality and rigor will be among the top priorities to strengthen the teaching/learning process.