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UNESCO Highlights Social Use of Science in Cuba

The United Nations Education, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO) recognized in its World Report on Science 2010 the social reach of scientific research in Cuba, which shows advances in areas such as the production of vaccines and the eradication of foreseeable diseases.

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Chavez Leaves Cuba after 3-Day Visit

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez departed Cuba on Wednesday evening after a three-day visit to the Caribbean island to celebrate 10 years of cooperation between Cuba and Venezuela and make plans for the coming decade.

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Cuba Art Show in Washington D.C.

The artists to present their works in the show titled “Cuban Counterpoint: A gaze at Cuba from other shores,” are Ramon Menocal, Romelio Rivera, Lazaro Batista and Alexis Landa, who all reside in Washington D.C.

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Cuba Upends Italy 3-2 in Women’s VB

Cuba fought hard to defeat Italy in five sets (16-25, 26-24, 25-21, 25-23, 24-22) in its final match of the second round of the Women’s World Volleyball Championship taking place in Japan on Wednesday.

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Cuba’s Gov. to Promote Foreign Investment

The Cuban government aims to expand the opening for foreign investment and reduce the State’s weight in the national economy. The authorities will also give greater opportunities to the development of the domestic private sector and will give autonomy to public enterprises, which will be eliminated if they are not efficient.

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Rainy Season Wasn’t Enough in Cuban regions

The precipitation during this year’s rainy season, between May and November, did not reduce the deficit in several Cuban regions, according to the report on the State of Drought from the Institute of Meteorology. That institution also forecasted that November would be cool and have rains close to normal throughout the island.

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Cuba Aids Guatemala Literacy Campaign

Three municipalities in Guatemala were declared free of illiteracy by the United Nations Education, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO), thanks to the use of the Cuban “Yo sí puedo” (Yes I can) literacy method and the consultancy services of specialists from the island.

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