Human migration dates to time immemorial. So much so, that many theories point out that migrations made possible the population of many regions of the planet.
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.
At the Art Museum of the Americas, of the discredited Organization of American States (OAS) from October 27 to November 14, the “non-profit organization” called Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) presents a photo exhibit on the "cruel reality in which ordinary citizens in Venezuela and Cuba live."
The tourist resort of Holguín, on the northern coast of eastern Cuba, is one of the island's most privileged thanks to the great natural wealth of its territory, with the presence of paradisiacal beaches.
The fierce financial persecution Cuba suffers as a result of the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade led to the decision by the Central Bank of Cuba (BCC) to announce the temporary suspension of cash deposits of U.S. dollars in the country's bank branches.