After a second day closer to his best records, the Cuban Leonel Suarez has reasons to celebrate the fourth place reached in Talence, France, almost a year after having completed a decathlon for the last time.
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“Our vaccines and the national vaccination strategy, combined with the rest of the hygienic-sanitary measures adopted, have allowed us to be in a scenario with a low level of transmission of the virus and the isolated diagnosis of cases”, explained Dr. José Ángel Portal Miranda, Minister of Public Health, at the Round Table TV program last Monday.
Read more Face masks no longer mandatory, responsibility comes first
A U.S. federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit against the cruise ship company Carnival for negotiating with Cuba, as was reported by the main economic and tourist media.
Read more Carnival lawsuit for negotiating with Cuba dismissed
Beach vacations continue to be Cuba’s flagship product in the tourism sector. Despite travel warnings advising U.S. travelers to reconsider trips to the island, the 60 year old blockade, and hostile media campaigns, the country continues to be a popular Caribbean destination.
Read more Cuba Continues to Expand Hotel Capacity
Life passes while you look at the mobile. The influence of social networks on people is a serious issue for today's society. Although, technological advances in communication have made life easier for people, today, the telephone has become the center of our lives and addiction to new technologies is such a result of negligence.
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