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Cuba's Juan Miguel Echevarría was crowned champion at the Hauts-de-France Pas-de-Calais athletics meet in Lievin, with a jump of 8.25 meters, reaffirming his status as world indoor circuit leader in the long jump, on a day marked by the world record established in the women's 1,500-meters.
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More than 800,000 cruise passengers visited Cuba last year, a figure that reaffirms the sustained growth of this sector. A total of 17 international cruise lines, with some 25 ships, currently operate in the country, including some of the most recognized worldwide, such as Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line.
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The Day of the hotel and tourism worker was held in the Hotel El Bosque. Photo: Carlos Rafael. Workers from the Hotel and Tourism Labor Union (SNTHT) in Holguin donated almost 10,000 convertible pesos (Cuc) to the program of fight against cancer in 2018, an action repeated every year since the creation of this organization nearly a quarter century ago.
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Cuba's minister for Energy and Mines, Alfredo López Valdes, has reiterated that investments envisaged in the island's renewable energy sector until 2030 will cover the installation of 755-megawatts (MW) bioelectrical plants based on the present potential of 22 sugarcane mills.
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Cuba hopes to improve its economy in 2023, a period for which it plans exports worth over 7 million, official sources informed on Sunday.
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