U.S. tourism to Cuba bounced back in June from a months-long slump, bolstered by increased visits from cruise ships that have emerged as the most vibrant part of a sector hurt by deteriorating relations under President Donald Trump.
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"The dream of a better Holguín includes a Science and Technology Park, and is on the verge of becoming a reality," said Joel Queipo Ruiz, First Secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Party in his opening remarks at the pre-launch event of the Holguín Industrial Scientific and Technological Park (NUCL3UM), which was also attended by Manuel rancisco Hernández Aguilera, Governor of Holguín.
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The U.S. blockade on Cuba is now anachronistic and meaningless, said political scientist Robert Malley, who served as special adviser to former U.S. President Barack Obama.
Read more Former Obama's Advisor Considers Anachronistic Blockade on Cuba
The scientific magazine Vaccines highlighted that an article on Cuba's therapeutic vaccine, known as Nasvac, against hepatitis B today has a great impact internationally.
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The province of Holguin will become the headquarters of the National Dance Festival. Photo: Carlos RafaelHolguin will become the headquarters of the National Dance Festival, deserved recognition for the promotion of that artistic expression after the celebration here of the North Atlantic Dance Competition and Vladimir Malakhov Grand Prix since 2014, and the great presence of the audience.
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