Photos: Juan Pablo Carreras
In Gibara everything leads to the sea. Life and history are born in it. The Atlantic Ocean brought Christopher Columbus and his ships in October 1492 to this shores and historical records speak of a beautiful bay called by the navigator Río de Mares, as written memory shows how the Gibara landscape captivates the visitor.
Read more Gibara: More than 205 years of romance with the sea
Cuba's outstanding filmmaker Juan Padron died in Havana, aged 73 years old after several days of being in intensive therapy due to a lung disease.
Read more Cuba honors the death of its outstanding filmmaker Juan Padron
Photo: Prensa LatinaThe constant demand from travelers from all over the world to visit the western Cuba, particularly the Viñales Valley, has raised authorities'' concern about the need to improve the region''s protection.
Read more Cuba: Authorities Worried about Tourists' Visits to Viñales
It is essential the border control carried out at the moment in order to detect in time travelers entering the country who could be carriers of the COVID-19, said Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez during the meeting held on Wednesday to update the prevention and control plan for the confrontation of the new coronavirus, which was attended by leaders of the Party and the Government.
Read more First COVID-19 case in Holguín confirmed
Photo: Juan Pablo CarrerasThe application of neurosciences in the treatment of patients with Spinocerebellar Ataxia type II (SCA2) stands out among the main results of the Center for Research and Rehabilitation dedicated to this pathology in the province of Holguin.
Read more Holguin: CIRAH Applies Neurosciences for the Treatment of Ataxia
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