Transnational communities generate bidirectional cultural flows that
can be seen as cultural remittances. These flows feed a “marketplace”
of ideas, values, customs and ways of life that overlap with national
cultures. <br />
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The National Seminar on Educational Planning for the 2010/2011 Academic
Year got underway May 10 focusing on the first item on the agenda: to
discuss strategies to achieve greater efficiency and control over
teacher training and resources
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HAVANA, May 10 (UPI) -- Cuba is considering foreign -- possibly
Brazilian -- buyout of its troubled sugarcane industry after the worst
harvest.
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HAVANA – The Vatican's foreign minister is coming to Cuba next month to
lead discussions on the island's economic challenges and the effects of
emigration and the families torn apart by it.<br />
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Save the Children State of the World's Mothers 2010 report finds that
among developing nations Cuba offers the best conditions for motherhood:
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HAVANA (AP) -- Cuba said Wednesday that this year's sugar harvest is
the least productive in more than a century -- an assessment that
follows the firing of the head of an industry that was once a symbol of
the nation.
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HAVANA – Cuba has approved construction of residential projects linked
to resorts, the tourism minister said Tuesday, possibly opening the
door for villas that could one day ring oceanfront golf courses and
other vacation gateways.
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HAVANA, Cuba, May 1 (acn) President Raul Castro headed the May Day
celebrations in Havana on Saturday morning when millions of Cubans
marched in streets and plazas nationwide to express their support of
the Cuban Revolution
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Just a morning’s boat ride from the tip of Florida is a place where
medical costs are low and doctors plentiful. It’s Cuba, and Stanford
University physician Paul Drain says it’s time for the United States to
pay attention to our neighbor’s shoestring success.
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