UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon travelled to Haiti on Sunday to boost
help tasks and reinforce international aid coordination after a
powerful tremor devastated that Caribbean country on Tuesday.
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Cuban medical personnel continue providing health care in four points
in the capital of Haiti and also in several facilities in the outlying
areas of the city.
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The publication of about 19, 200 books during 2009, by the Sanlope
Publishing House, constitutes a valuable contribution of Las Tunas
province to the culture in Cuba.
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The Center for Cuban Studies in New York will be providing program
consultation on a research delegation of full-time teachers to be held
in Havana and Pinar del Rio from March 28th to April 4th 2010. <br />
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A genetic mutation could become an indicator of the aggressiveness of
prostate cancer, thus contributing to fight the disease effectively
reports the magazine Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
(PNAS).
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The Copacabana Hotel in Havana, operated by Cubanacan Group, recently
reopened some 70 rooms that remained closed for remodelling for more
than three years.<br />
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Granma reduced in six percent the electricity produced by means of water
energy in 2009, although the province has kept as priority the electric
service to mountain range communities.
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The Latin American film is in good conditions, states Frank Padrón in
this interview, despite crisis and other problems. It is expected to
enjoy even greater success in the recently started year of 2010.<br />
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The Seventh Cuban Revolution Rock Festival will take place January 16
and 17 at the recreation centre of the Havana municipality of Guanajay
featuring bands such as Chlover, Congregation, Kill the fish, Estigma
DC and Hot Zone.
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The People’s Power National Assembly of Cuba expressed sorrow for
Haiti’s tragedy, after a devastating earthquake that resulted in
thousands of deaths, missing people and huge material damage.
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