Cuba's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Planning, Alejandro Gil, asserted today that none of the economic measures taken on the island are paralyzed, although their results are still far from what is desired.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel met on Thursday with workers of the bioelectric plant adjacent to the Ciro Redondo sugar mill, in Ciego de Avila, where he learned about the main difficulties that prevent its proper functioning.
Dedicated to International Student Day on November 17, the Young Computer and Electronics Club (JCCE) of Holguín hold a service fair, aimed at promoting their services and products, said Lídice Perdomo, institutional communication specialist at the provincial directorate of this entity.
Read more Holguín’s Young Computer and Electronic Club opens fair of services
Cuba reiterated on Tuesday that there is still no reason to support the closure of consular services, the expulsion of Cuban diplomats from Washington, the misleading alerts of travelers and all the unjust measures of the United States under the pretext that its officials in Havana are in danger.
Read more Cuban Foreign Ministry: No Evidence to Support Unjust U.S. Measures
The results of the agroecological movement, the peasant tradition in the face of climate change and the exploitation and management of this practice are some of the experiences that farmers from Holguín will exchange during the Provincial Agroecology Forum 2020, to be held from 11 to 25 this month in this eastern province.
Read more Holguín farmers prepare for Agroecology Forum- 2020
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