The U.S. government has reduced to one year the time its diplomats can stay in Cuba, where the U.S. embassy currently has very few staff under the argument of alleged health incidents whose causes are unknown.
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So far six Holguín municipalities report no deaths in children under one year of age, which shows the care provided to pregnant women and children in this territory through the Mother and Child Care Program (PAMI), in the middle of the worsening of the U.S. economic and financial blockade against Cuba.
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Photo: ACN and GranmaFarmers in the province of Holguin have among their priorities for the next months the preparation of land with a view to the planting of various crops for the so-called cold season, which extends in Cuba from September to February.
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The 29th edition of the Ibero-American Culture Festival, which will last until October 30, begins today in Holguin with the participation of about one hundred foreign delegates.
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In the next few days, the United States will decide whether or not it will enforce Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, an initiative that evokes the darkest elements of the Monroe Doctrine to destroy the Cuban Revolution.
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