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Also on the list are transsexuality, homosexuality, intersexuality, vulnerability and HIV/AIDS, which will be analyzed by Cuban and foreign experts until Friday at the Havana's Conference Center.

Cuban officials have said nickel output was up 2.2 percent last year over a 2006 output of around 74,000 tonnes.

The dictionary includes similar terms used in the nations involved, and others that are not in their vocabulary. The work seeks to reinforce common roots and discover contributions in communication among Latin Americans

A member of the Brazilian government delegation holds a photograph showing Cuba's leader Fidel Castro taking a photograph during a meeting with Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in Havana.

The group of artists is led by singer-songwriter Silvio Rodriguez. It includes troubadours Amaury Perez, Vicente Feliu and Augusto Blanca; the Sexto Sentido (Sixth Sense) quartet, Alexis Diaz Pimienta and Havana Historian Eusebio Leal.

"The Geroclub project (activities for old aged people) will continue to widen during the present year, in correspondence to their interests and necessities, explained the especialist.

During the inauguration ceremony, Regla Fernandez, an official at the Cuban embassy in Turkey, highlighted the historic value of the posters exhibited as many of them reflect problems related to the Third World and the imperialist threats against them.

The artist will perform his biggest hits recorded in over 30 CD's as well as themes from his new record «El Regalo».

During the talks, Raul Castro and Lula da Silva reviewed the development of bilateral relations between both countries; they also exchanged on issues of regional and international interest.

The creation of the Fund has made possible to publish important titles that analyzse our historic evolution (political, social and cultural) and allow us also to dialogue with a world full of challenges and contradictions.

More important agreements include a memorandum of understanding allowing Brazilian state-owned energy company Petrobras to explore and produce oil and gas in Cuban-owned Gulf of Mexico waters.