Brazil's Defence Minister Nelson Jobim reported on Friday that the
number of dead soldiers in Haiti, due to the devastating earthquake
that affected the Caribbean nation, could rise to 18.<br />
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According to the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment
(CITMA), the eastern Cuban province of Santiago de Cuba, reforesting
is among its greatest achievements.
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Cuban authorities maintain watch over the possible aftershocks or
sea-level rises in the eastern end of the country, after the 7.3 degree
–quake in the Richter scale that hit Haiti.
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Haitians piled bodies along the devastated streets of their capital
Wednesday after the strongest earthquake hit the poor Caribbean nation
in more than 200 years crushed thousands of structures, from humble
shacks to the National Palace and the <br />
U.N. peacekeeping headquarters.
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Cuba currently has 25.7 percent of its area with trees after
reforesting over 135,907 acres in 2009, Agriculture Ministry's forest
director Carlos Diaz reported.
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Several Latin American and Caribbean nations are currently applying
experiences of the Cuban Revolution Energy, an initiative of almost
five years of being implemented, to save fossil fuels.<br />
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Experts from Cuba, Ecuador, the USA and Panama will take part in the
International Symposium on Culture, Science and Nature, to be held from
January 19 to 21 in the Convent of St. Francis of Asis in Havana.
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The first ecology workshop of orchid populations: Vanguard tools, will
take place from January 19-24 at Guanahacabibes peninsula visiting
centre, with the participation of 21 specialists from nine countries
and 13 Cubans.
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Initiatives and sustained efforts by those who work in the aquaculture
sector in Camaguey made possible that, by the end 2009, the province
could reach the first place for its levels of catch, which overstepped
5 000 tons of fish.
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Known as the hot land, this Cuban eastern city, second in size and
population in the island, is not used to temperatures below 20 degrees
Celsius.
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