Photo: Prensa LatinaThe constant demand from travelers from all over the world to visit the western Cuba, particularly the Viñales Valley, has raised authorities'' concern about the need to improve the region''s protection.
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Cuba on Tuesday celebrates Teacher's Day and commemorates the closing of the campaign that became the country in 1961 the first territory free of illiteracy in Latin America.
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For the second time, two Holguín baseball players will attend the 2018 Caribbean Series to be held in Guadalajara, Mexico, from February 2 to 8. The shortstop Yordan Manduley and pitcher Luis Ángel Gómez will play with the Alazanes of Granma, champions of the 57 National Series.
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Athletes who aspire to compete in the next Olympic Games have moved their training sessions to eastern Cuba, INDER High-Performance General Director Jose Antonio Miranda said on Saturday.
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Photos: Juan Pablo Carreras
In Gibara everything leads to the sea. Life and history are born in it. The Atlantic Ocean brought Christopher Columbus and his ships in October 1492 to this shores and historical records speak of a beautiful bay called by the navigator Río de Mares, as written memory shows how the Gibara landscape captivates the visitor.
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