MATANZAS, Cuba, May 11 (acn) Cuban experts warned about the need to
increase savings and to control energy spending on daily basis to
counteract the electricity demand generated by the high temperatures
forecasted for this summer.
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HAVANA, May 6 (Reuters) - Cuba has given Brazil's state-owned oil
company Petrobras (PETR4.SA) (PBR.N) a six-month extension on its May
deadline to decide whether it will drill a well in Cuban waters, a
Petrobras spokesman said on Thursday.
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HAVANA, May 5 (Reuters) - Spanish oil giant Repsol YPF has contracted
with a unit of Italian oil company Eni SpA (ENI.MI) for a drilling rig
that some sources said was bound for operation in Cuba's still untapped
offshore fields.
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Radio and TV Marti, the U.S. government-sponsored broadcasts to Cuba,
have failed to make an impact on the communist-led island and sometimes
show a pro-Cuban bias in news reporting, a new Senate report said on
Monday.
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WASHINGTON (AFP) – US government-backed radio and television broadcasts
into Cuba reach a tiny audience there and suffer from poor editorial
standards, a US Senate Committee said in a scathing report released
Monday.
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Cuba is going to take part in the Belarus 14th Mass Media International
Specialized Exhibition which takes place every year in this capital,
the First Deputy Minister of Information announced.
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Agriculture is an activity of strategic importance to the economic and
social development of Latin America and the Caribbean, said on
Wednesday Director General of FAO, Jacques Diouf.
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HAVANA, Cuba – Cuba, which is predicting it will have at least two
million mobile phone lines available by 2015, says the tourism industry
has benefited tremendously since the expansion of the cellular
telephone network a few years ago.
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Cuba invested about 150 million dollars for the development of cellular
phones since 2003 and plans to exceed the first million lines at the
end of this year, reported official sources today.
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