More than six decades have passed and the panorama of the Cuban countryside is very different from the one left by capitalism in 1959, when 200,000 farming families did not have a stick of land to sow, and half of the best lands were in the hands of foreign companies, while nearly 300,000 hectares remained uncultivated.

The year 2025 continues, and rainfall is scarce in Holguin, where in recent years there has been a severe drought crisis that has profoundly impacted residents’ quality of life, as well as food production and water supply.

A virtual Cuba-Germany business forum will be held on April 14 to explore the possibilities of collaboration in the biotechnology and biopharmaceutical sectors, the ProCuba center announced.