Multi-award-winning Cuban singer Omara Portuondo awaits the world premiere of a documentary about her life to be screened on November 13 at the Doc NYC festival in New York.
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Photo: Radio RelojHavana residents have acknowledged the accelerated pace of recovery efforts in areas affected by the tornado that hit the capital on January 27th, causing considerable material losses and taking 6 human lives.
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The state-owned company BioCubaFarma has among its priorities the search and development of novel medicines that act differently from those already existing for the therapy of a certain disease.
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Photos: Edilberto Carmona and Yudith Rojas TamayoConciencia Ediciones, a publishing house belonging to the University of Holguin, will present six titles during the Book Fair to take place from March 28 to April 1 in this eastern Cuban city.
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Photo: CubadebateThe decision by the United States Department of State to make staff cuts at its Embassy in Havana indefinite, and restrict the presence of family members, is the latest chapter in a sage of unilateral measures affecting millions of Cubans on both sides of the Florida Straits and putting collaborative efforts on issues of mutual interest at risk.
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