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• 10 / 01 / 2008

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The visit will help reinforce bilateral friendship and cooperation, Granma daily reported today, and added 54 students from that country have graduated in Cuba in the last years, while another 12 are currently studying on the Island.

In addition, 32 Cuban health workers have offered their services in the African nation, as part of the South-South program.

During her stay in Cuba, the minister will meet with Perez Roque and other governmental leaders, and visit places of historic, scientific and social interest.

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