The preparations for a referendum continue in Cuba, where more than eight million voters are expected to go to the polls on February 24th to ratify the new Constitution.
Read more Preparations for Constitutional Referendum Continue in Cuba
Casa de la Victrola, a newly opened cultural project in the city of Holguin, now attracts lovers of music, especially those who love the history and ancient music.
Read more Music Museum Opens to the Public in Holguin
With the participation of computer specialists and fans of this branch in Holguín, the Latin American Festival of Free Software Installation (FLISOL), considered the largest event in Latin America in terms of free technologies, was held online on Saturday in this province sponsored by the Union of Informatics of Cuba (UIC), the Cuban Free Software Community and the Young Club of Computing and Electronics.
Read more FLISOL, for technological sovereignty in Holguín
Photo: ACNConstruction works are advancing on the East-West water transfer, the most important hydraulic work of the 21st century in Cuba, as well as the increasing use value of its waters.
Read more Holguin: Construction Advancing on East-West Water Transfer
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.
Read more US: Helms-Burton Act and the Insistence in Destroying Cuba
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