Addressing those present at the ceremony to commemorate the 66th anniversary of the attacks on the Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Cespedes barracks, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel denounced "before the people of Cuba and the world that the U.S. administration is aggressively acting to prevent the arrival of gasoline to the island. They want to cut our electricity, our water and even our air."
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It is known that Cuban tourism was affected in 2019 by the travel bans imposed by the White House, whose only purpose is isolating Cuba to cause economic losses. However, the criteria of specialists suggest that despite this tightening of the blockade, several markets were strengthened and others grew up.
Read more Despite US blockade, tourism markets reaffirm their presence in Cuba
Confronted with the effects of the drought the country is facing, Argelio Omar Fernandez Richelme, director of Hydrology and Hydrogeology of the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources, says that actions are underway at all levels, seeking to minimize the impacts, especially on the water supply for the population and for the rest of the economic activities.
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Photos: Courtesy Delegation of the Mintur de HolguínThe province of Holguin plans to open this year seven of the eight People’s Campgrounds under construction here, which accommodation capacity will increase to 1,674 with these new investments.
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Specialists from the Department of Extinction of the Cuban Fire Department (CBC) pointed out today that the inappropriate exploitation of electric motorcycles with gel or lithium batteries has caused fires with serious damage to the population, and Holguín is among the provinces most affected by these incidents.
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