Monetary restructuring: Essential to transforming Cuba’s economy
No one will be left unprotected during the process, nor will shock therapies be applied. Products of basic necessity and essential services will be subsidized to some degree
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No one will be left unprotected during the process, nor will shock therapies be applied. Products of basic necessity and essential services will be subsidized to some degree
Interferon Alpha 2B is available for the estimated number of cases that could appear in Cuba over a period of three to six months
Cuba never lost its compass amidst challenges and difficulties, nor did it stop thinking about its future, which was particularly reflected in the approval of the Code of Families, the intense legislative schedule and the recent municipal elections, which undoubtedly constituted relevant moments in the national political agenda.
More than 1.6 million children have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in Cuba, and since the conclusion of the campaign, no pediatric deaths have been reported
The device, developed by the Cuban Neurosciences Center, detects auditory or visual disorders in newborns, to ensure treatment as early as possible
This Thursday, Cuba marked the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, as an opportunity to promote greater social awareness and reaffirm the rights of the disabled
At the end of the first half of 2022, there were 38 reports in which the national tax administration office had proven evading conducts.
An “I love you” on her lips; she blows him a kiss, standing there in his olive green uniform atop a mountain. Immortal.
Four bills were analyzed by National Assembly of People's Power deputies and approved today during the Fifth Ordinary Period of Sessions, folllowing a discussion in which a variety of questions were addressed and modifications proposed
In a scenario in which access to information and telecommunications technologies is limited by the development of each country and people’s ability to pay for and learn to use them, the approval – on December 14 by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission – of the withdrawal of measures established in 2015, that favored net neutrality, opens up new digital divides between rich and poor