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Storm Approaches Cuba

Cuban weather forecasters issued a new advisory late Tuesday afternoon on Tropical Depression No. 16, which they say could become Tropical Storm “Nicole” later tonight before crossing the island.

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Layoffs Could Increase Wages

Cuban Vice President and Minister of Economy and Planning Marino Murillo affirmed that the elimination of inflated payrolls in the state sector could finance wage increases in the immediate future.

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Cuba on Tropical Storm Warning

Portions of western and central Cuba are under a tropical storm warming with the forming today of Tropical Depression 16 which is expected to turn into a tropical storm “Nicole” by later Tuesday, reports the National Hurricane Center. Also on alert are southern Florida and the Bahamas.

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Cuba Sees Fuel Price Hike

The Ministry of Finances and Prices of Cuba announced an increase in the price of the fuel sold at the island’s service stations due to the 25 per cent rise in the price of oil on the international market and the forecasted further hike in the coming months.

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Cuba to conclude modernization of seismological system

Cuba hopes to conclude this year the modernization of its seismological system with the installation of 18 high sensibility seismometers and the publication on the Internet of all the information on the occurrence of telluric movements on the island, Bladimir Moreno, director of the National Centre for Seismological Research, affirmed.

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Cuba One Away from Five Game Sweep

Cuba’s thrashing of visiting Nicaragua appears to indicate the island’s baseball team is ready for the upcoming Pan American Games and World Cup qualifying tournament in Puerto Rico on October 1-13.

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Cuba Approaching Venezuelan Socialism, affirms Chávez

The opening to the private sector in Cuba, with the authorization of greater possibilities for self-employment, is approaching the island to the socialist model Venezuela is building, Hugo Chávez, president of the South American country, affirmed. Chávez rejected that he was copying what the opposition calls “Cuban communism.”

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