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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Starting in 2025, the Gibara International Film Festival will be called the Gibara International Low-Budget Film Festival, in accordance with the founding principles set forth by its founder, Humberto Solás, in his Low-Budget Film Manifesto.
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Photo: UHO Facebook profileThe University of Holguin won the "Stand for Best Design" Award, granted by the Organizing Committee of the exhibition for the 11th International Congress of Higher Education "University 2018", taking place in Havana until February 16.
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During a meeting of U.S. congresspeople with officials of the Cuban Foreign Ministry, Cuba reiterated on Monday that there is no evidence of the alleged sonic attacks against U.S. diplomats in Cuba.
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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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