On January 14, 2025, the United States government announced the decision to: 1) exclude Cuba from the State Department's list of countries that allegedly sponsor terrorism; 2) use the presidential prerogative to prevent action from being taken in U.S. courts against lawsuits filed under Title III of the Helms-Burton Act; and 3) eliminate the list of restricted Cuban entities that designates a group of institutions with which U.S. citizens and institutions are prohibited from carrying out financial transactions, which has had an effect on third countries.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel pleaded to seek a temporary solution for workers dismissed from work in activities demanded by the national economy.
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Faced with the question of whether machines can think, journalists, communicators and government actors spoke about political communication, social networks and artificial intelligence during the Bloguerías de Mayo event, as of the activities for the Romerías de Mayo Festival taking place in Holguín.
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As part of the international collaboration projects, the Center for Research and Environmental Services (CISAT) in the province of Holguín strengthens ties with the University of Sapienza, in Rome, Italy, among the strategies to increase archaeological studies.
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