Some 86,426 individuals work in Cuba’s science sector, 53% of whom are women, according to the President of the Cuban Academy of Sciences (ACC) Dr. Luis C. Velázquez Pérez speaking during the First International Science and Education Congress taking place in the Havana International Conference Center.
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The Network of Intellectuals, Artists, and Social Movements in Defense of Humanity (REDH) has issued a statement strongly denouncing and condemning the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to María Corina Machado, “which constitutes a cynical escalation within the hegemonic discourse and the war effort of the United States.”
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Photo: Ismael Francisco/ Cubadebate.
We entered the dark and uncertain tunnel of the 90s of the last century and only spoke of the ineluctable destiny of Cuba that, according to the theorists of the end of History, would not survive the socialist collapse of the USSR and Eastern Europe.
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Cacocum is a current municipality in the Cuban province of Holguin that has its geographical center on the railway lines, as the center of its daily activities.
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Zirka Frómeta debuted successfully in the national final / Photos: jit and flickr.comThe Grand Master (GM) Zirka Frómeta, from Santiago de Cuba, marked a short-awaited triumph at the start of the Cuban Chess Championship, female branch, taking place in Holguin until February 9.
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