The cruise line Carnival Cruise Lines is today the first target of lawsuits following the activation in the United States of Title III of the controversial Helms-Burton Law against Cuba.
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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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The National Audiovisual Festival “Por primera vez " to take place from February 22 to 26 in the city of Holguín will dedicate its 25th edition to the challenges of contemporary audiovisual production in Cuba.
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The GAE is not an opaque structure, nor is it parallel to the Cuban state; on the contrary, it has been a well-coordinated and proven effective response to the economic blockade that has historically sought to strangle the Cuban Revolution.
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Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz on Wednesday visited the community of Yaguabo in Cacocum, Holguín to assess the damage caused by the flooding from Hurricane Melissa.
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