Photo: Juvenal BalánThe culture, security and natural beauty of Cuba continue to attract the cruise industry, despite the measures of the current U.S. administration that reinforce the blockade.
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The Vladimir Malakov Grand Prix, an event that makes the eastern province of Holguín the capital of dance, will be available through various digital platforms due to the physical distancing imposed on the world today by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Although the fifth World Baseball Classic is still five months away, it seems that, if the starters do their job of advancing the game, Cuba could be able to achieve the goal of advancing to the second round of the demanding competition.
In the central-eastern region of Cuba, almost 500 kilometers from the capital city, is Cayo Cruz, an islet hardly known as a tourist destination. Its development is part of strategies and plans, conceived until 2030, that include the construction of approximately 25,000 hotel rooms here and in neighboring keys.
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Brothers Luis and Sergio Montes de Oca Saíz combined literature and social justice. Revolutionary struggle rhymed in their verses, and protest was the focus of their essays. The young men from San Juan y Martínez, Pinar del Río, aged just seventeen and eighteen, were killed during the Batista dictatorship.
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