A recent meeting of experts and scholars, headed by President Miguel Díaz-Canel, addressed the importance of the nation's focus on achieving greater energy self-sufficiency through the combined use of renewable energy and fossil fuels.
Photo: ACNRepresentatives of foreign companies accredited in Cuba knew the support of the authorities of the country in the face of possible demands that may arise in the context of the U.S. economic sanctions that reach the largest of the Antilles.
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The Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (Citma) in the province of Holguín continues the elimination of environmental liabilities, one of the strategies to contribute to the reduction of areas affected by open pit mining.
Read more Holguín contributes to the restoration of areas affected by mining
So far 381 people have been sanctioned in Cuba for crimes of sedition, sabotage, robbery with force, violence, attack, contempt of court and public disorder in the riots that took place last July, Granma newspaper reported today.
Photo: ACNMore than 150 thousand students in all levels of education returned to the classrooms in the northeastern province of Holguín to resume the 2019-2020 school year interrupted last March due to the epidemiological situation imposed COVID-19 pandemic.
Read more 2019-2020 school year resumed in Holguín
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