This Tuesday, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez and Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, participated in a meeting of the Government's Temporary Working Group for the confrontation of COVID-19. During the meeting, the president expressed his certainty that statistics is not something cold, so it is necessary to draw relations of all kinds of studies, because this will help us locate the problems.
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The Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment (CITMA) in the province of Holguín promotes several projects to protect coastal areas, as part of the implementation of Tarea Vida (Task Life), the Cuban State's plan to tackle climate change and boost socioeconomic development.
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Cultural colonization and its impact on the Cuban context was on the table of the International Congress Pedagogy 2023, held in this city until February 3, as part of a program that featured a related lecture by Abel Prieto Jimenez, president of Casa de las Américas and discussions on the role of science, innovation and the environment as the bases of national development centered on schools as the epicenter of action at regional level.
Read more PEDAGOGY 2023 debates cultural colonization
Education authorities in eastern Holguín province are promoting the use of renewable energy sources, particularly solar energy, in local schools to meet power demand.
Read more Holguín schools use clean energy
Just as the U.S. movement in solidarity with Cuba reports announces the shipment of six million syringes for vaccination against COVID-19, the U.S. Agency for International Development announces that, in order to access the latest two million dollars allocated for subversion in Cuba, mercenaries must adapt their "proposals" to reflect events that occurred here July 11.
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