Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel affirmed that the largest of the Antilles is a country of peace that promotes solidarity and cooperation, but assured that the nation does not fear war. In an interview with the US publication Newsweek, the head of state maintained that the Caribbean island does not represent a threat to the United States, “much less an unusual and extraordinary threat as has been claimed,” and that there is no excuse for the US to resort to military aggression as a means of resolving bilateral differences.
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Activities commemorating the centenary of Fidel Castro began in Holguín with the discussion “Fidel and culture,” led by writer Ronel González Sánchez and historian Hernel Pérez Concepción.
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Under the slogan “The homeland must be defended,” this year´s May Day parade will feature a heightened element of patriotism and will be a concrete and forceful action in defense of Cuba´s sovereignty, in response to the warmongering threats of the genocidal neighbor to the north.
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The Comandante Ernesto Che Guevara Nickel Company (ECG Minera) in Moa, Holguín province, announced the gradual resumption of its operations, focusing on production efficiency.
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The Octavio de la Concepción de la Pedraja Hospital in Holguín is carrying out the “An April for Pediatrics” campaign, an initiative aimed at highlighting the work of this medical specialty and strengthening its impact on the community.
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