Conversation with Roger Arrazcaeta, director of the City Historians Department of Archeology, a scientific institution that celebrated its 20th anniversary. Read More
ANCI and MINED undertook a literacy campaign in that method in 1979 and 1983 through which more than 500 blind people learned to read and write and it got Cuba a UNESCO Award. Read More
More than 1 500 roofs for Cuban houses have been benefited this year with the galvanized zinc tiles produced by the Indalecio Montejo Iron and Steel Plant in Ciego de Ávila. Read More
Cuba achieved the lowest children's mortality rate in Latin America in 2007, with only 5.3 deaths per each one thousand born alive, outstanding figure compared with that of the developed countries.
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The Cuban Public Health Ministry is carrying out a vaccination campaign against flu, which will benefit the entire population, especially the elderly, the National News Agency (AIN) reported. Read More
Cuba will soon begin the construction of a new eolian park in the central region of the island with an electricity generation capacity of 10 megawatts. Read More
Inhabitants and scientists of Sierra del Rosario, in Pinar del Rio province, work together to preserve a curious exponent of woodpecker, currently scarce in other regions of the country. Read More
More than 500, 000 Cuban convertible pesos invested the Association of Agricultural and Forest Technicians (ACTAF) in development projects for the ecological and sustainable urban agriculture. Read More
The Computer and Electronics Youth Clubs of Ciego de Ávila increased their services with the inauguration of a digital library. The new facility provides the users with free access to more than 4,800 volumes. Read More
