Where is Cuban science headed?
Efforts in this sector are directed toward advancing economic sustainability and technological sovereignty
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211 protected areas identified nationwide
By the end of 2015, a total of 211 protected areas had been identified in Cuba, 77 of which are of national importance given their natural ecosystems and cultural values
Heberprot-P registered in 23 countries
Ten years after receiving its health registration and approval to be used in the national health system, the medicine Heber¬prot-P has been used to treat over 55,000 Cuban patients nationwide, with positive results
Irma’s rains help fill reservoirs
From September 5 to date, the volume of water in the country’s reservoirs has increased by 1.9 billion cubic meters
Havana to host International symposium on the Cuban Revolution
Organized by the Cuban Institute of History, the Second International Symposium “The Cuban Revolution: Origins and Historic Development” will take place in the capital’s International Conference Center October 24-26
Cubans 60 years of age and older reach 19.4% of the population
Cuba ended 2015 with an estimated population of 11,239,004 inhabitants, only 727 people more than last year
El Niño in retreat
The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle continued its gradual decline in March
SINCE 1999
Cuba eliminates acute hepatitis B in children
No cases of acute hepatitis B in children under five years of age reported in the county since 1999, and none in those under 15 since 2006
A natural barrier protecting Cuba's coastline
The recovery of the country's most damaged mangroves is prioritized in a state plan to confront climate change approved by the Council of Ministers this past April
Irma, a hurricane to remember
According to preliminary reports, the flooding caused by Hurricane Irma is perhaps the most severe to have affected Havana’s coastline to date, with over 1.5 meters of water in some areas
