Cuban representatives excelled at the 2008 World Philatelic Exhibition held in the capital of the Czech Republic. Cuba's two collections in the adult category were described as relevant.
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Cuban Excels at the 2008 World Philatelic Exhibition in Czech Republic.
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Cuba welcomes Royal Navy anti-drug ship
A Royal Navy backup ship has visited Cuba for only the second time since the country’s revolution 50 years ago.
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Cuban First Vice President José Ramón Machado Ventura toure the Isla de la Juventud
The official encouraged people to work harder and better for the future of the region.
Cuban First Vice President José Ramón Machado Ventura toured the Isla de la Juventud, one of the regions hard hit by hurricanes Ike and Gustav.
Cuban First Vice President José Ramón Machado Ventura toured the Isla de la Juventud, one of the regions hard hit by hurricanes Ike and Gustav.
Submitted by nesy on Tue, 2008-10-07 21:04.
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Cuba an island made for the tourism
The Cuban archipelago, which has a strategic location in the Caribbean region, offers a wide range of options to guarantee the development of the tourism sector, making emphasis on traditional sun and beach programs.
Submitted by nesy on Tue, 2008-10-07 21:03.
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Cuba Loses to Japan, Says Good-bye to Futsal World Cup
Cuba´s team lost this Monday its game against Japan 1-4, thus losing any chance of qualifying to the next round of the Futsal World Championships underway in Brazil.
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Four Centuries of Cuban Literature
1608 was the year in which the poem ‘Espejo de paciencia’ -- the first known Cuban literary work ever -- was written.
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Cuba Welcomes Brazilian Initiative
Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque welcomed Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's initiative to call to the Latin American-Caribbean Summit, scheduled for December 16-17.
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In Moa, Holguin: the Cuban Industry Supports Mother and Child Care Program
Workers at the “Ernesto Che Guevara” Nickel Company in Moa, Holguin, have contributed the equivalent of over US $3,000 to the Mother and Child Care Program (PAMI) being carried out in this north-eastern region.
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Swiss Orthopedic Expert Assists Cuban Doctors
Swiss orthopedics surgeon Dr. Eduard Buess-Watson is in Cuba to assist doctors in the performance of minimal-access shoulder surgery that is almost exclusively done in developed countries.
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Cuban Musician Nominated for Latin Grammy
Cuban musician Roberto Valera considers being nominated for Latin Grammy 2008 as very exciting, despite the opinion each artist has of that event.
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Cuba Exports Plastic Boats to Angola
The company ASTISUR, based in the central Cuban province of Cienfuegos, will export a container of plastic boats to Angola, in compliance with a contract with that African country.
Submitted by nesy on Mon, 2008-10-06 17:39.
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Cuba's best fencers are training to participate in the Central American Championship
Cuba's best fencers are training to participate in the Central American Championship, scheduled for November in the Dominican Republic.
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Cuba promoted its tourist attractions in several Spanish cities
Cuba promoted its tourist attractions in several Spanish cities, as part of an advertising campaign to increase tourist arrivals in the Caribbean Island.
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Composer of Guantanamera Born 100 Years Ago
One Joseíto Fernández was the creator of the singular tune, and Cuba celebrated his 100th birthday yesterday.
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Cuba’s National Culture Day
Have already begun in Cuba, amid the ongoing recovery efforts in the wake of the devastation caused by two hurricanes that struck the island recently.
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