The Havana Film Festival New York (HFFNY) launches its second decade,
April 16-23, with a program of award-winning films, panel discussions,
and Q&A sessions with noted international filmmakers, actors and
producers.
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Now that almost 7 000 teenagers are not longer boarding full-time
students but day students, the Cuban province of Camagüey saved more
than 3,5 million pesos in transportation last year.
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Behind scenes, a group of girls got ready to fraternally compete in the
contest “Amorosa Guajira”, a social gathering in the countryside that
the National Association of Small Farmers (ANAP) announces every year.
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Ciego de Ávila takes measures to minimize the socioeconomic damages
caused by drought, a phenomenon becoming noticeably and even worst
through the last years in Cuba.
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Triumph whistles and joyful music beats characterized the spontaneous
celebration of the workers to celebrate the achievement: Siboney sugar
mill became the first one of its kind to complete the sugar production
plan in the whole country.
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Public health personnel from eastern Santiago de Cuba are carrying out
daily investigations in the city’s communities, in order to detect and
monitor people with non-specific fever and other symptoms that could be
a sign of dengue.<br />
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About 253 protected areas are identified in Cuba, from which 105 are
effectively managed to guarantee the conservation of nature and
cultural resources.
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Cuba's foreign minister met with a top U.S. State Department official
to coordinate medical help for quake-ravaged Haiti, one of the highest
level encounters in years between the Cold War enemies, officials said
Thursday.<br />
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