Cuba is currently betting on bringing international tourism back on track, so as to make of it the “locomotive” of the island’s economy, as it used to be called a few years back.
Quoted on Tuesday by Granma newspaper, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero emphasized the need for all local sectors to work together to that aim, as he assessed the sector’s performance in 2024 and its perspectives in 2025 at a meeting in Havana.
The province of Holguín implements the Cooperative Agroforestry Development Project (PRODECAFE), aimed mainly at increasing the cultivation of coffee and cocoa in strategic areas of the eastern Cuban region.
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Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, met this Monday with experts and scientists to assess the country’s epidemiological situation, marked by the behavior of arboviruses and other communicable diseases, according to the Presidency’s website.
Photos: Alexis del ToroCuba's Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (Citma, in Spanish) reported that conditions are being prepared to measure the impact of a wildfire that today affects the Mayari Agroforestry Enterprise in the island's east.
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