Cuba does not forget
In memory of the hundreds killed, injured and orphaned by the explosion of a French steamship on March 4, 1960, yesterday morning Party and Havana government authorities gathered at the La Coubre Docks to honor the victims
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In memory of the hundreds killed, injured and orphaned by the explosion of a French steamship on March 4, 1960, yesterday morning Party and Havana government authorities gathered at the La Coubre Docks to honor the victims
In 2020, tourism in the country declined to a level last seen in 1996, when the landmark first million international visitors arrived, and in 2021 only 356,453 vacationers visited
The rapid and constant development of information and communication technologies (ICT) has impacted all spheres of contemporary society, including tourism, a sector that, due to its characteristics of customer service and high competitiveness, has been at the forefront in these digital transformation processes.
The progress of the mass vaccination campaign in the context of COVID-19 in the country has taken place simultaneously with the increase of positive, serious and critical cases and the number of deceased, which have increased the concern among the population about the effectiveness of the vaccines
A 48-square-kilometer-long causeway connects Cuba's largest island with the keys of Villa Clara (made up of Las Brujas, Ensenachos and Santa María keys), part of the group of islands located to the north of this central province, which in the 1990s became a colossal tourist project led by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz
This Saturday, delegates to the 8th Party Congress analyzed, in their commissions, the Central Report presented by Army General Raúl Castro on opening day
The fire fighters who worked to extinguish the fire in the Fuel Storage Base in Matanzas, including those who died in the line of duty, will be honored for their heroism
When, at the end of July 2021, the anti-COVID-19 mass immunization with nationally produced vaccines created by our scientists began in Cuba, the daily positive cases of SARS-COV-2 amounted to 9,000, with thousands of accumulated deaths and more than 40,000 active patients with the virus, in the midst of a complex epidemiological situation that hit Cuban families.
The help of only five Cuban health care professionals was no small thing for the British island of Anguilla, where they contributed to the battle against COVID-19
Clinical studies showed the Cuban vaccines against COVID-19 have over 90% efficacy.