Photo: lademajagua.cuCuban rural women are enjoying today greater opportunities for access to land and training, while implementing national policies that avoid gender discrimination.
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Photo: EFE / ArchiveRenowned Japanese artist Yoko Ono, one of the most remarkable and famous exponents of contemporary plastic arts, is interested in exhibiting part of her work in Cuba, said the art critic and curator Jorge Fernandez, Director of the Cuba´s National Fine Arts Museum.
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Photo: By the authorMexican plastic artists arrived to Romerias de Mayo with 4 exhibitions, inaugurated on May 5th in the Electa Arenal Hall of the Provincial Art Center in the city of Holguin.
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The Environment Agency (AMA by its Spanish acronym) of the Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment (Citma by its Spanish acronym) is carrying out a group of actions aimed at minimizing the impact of the effects of climate change.
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That the Maternal and Child Care Program (PAMI) is a priority, but needs a differentiation in the way we are managing it, according to its non-positive results in several of its indicators was one of the reflections shared by Manuel Hernández Aguilera, governor of the province, with the participants in the Provincial Council of People's Power, held on Wednesday at the Holguín Exhibition Center.
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