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- Written by Esther De la Cruz Castillejo Photo: 26 Digital Archive
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Around 5:30 pm on April 19, 1961, the last strongholds of the 2506 mercenary brigade succumbed to the Cuban national forces. During those April dates, the entire country was aware of the noise in the Playa Girón and Playa Larga arenas, where the Empire suffered its first military defeat in Latin America.
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- Written by Liodany Arias Tamayo / ACN Photo: Reynaldo López Peña
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One of the most recurrent, but also one of the most symbolic places in Las Tunas is undoubtedly the Plaza Martiana (José Martí Plaza), a symbol of respect and pride of the children of this land for the most universal of all Cubans: José Julián Martí Pérez.
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Gabriel García Márquez said that “journalism is the profession that is most similar to boxing, with the advantage that the machine always wins and the disadvantage that is not allowed to throw the towel.”
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Juan Evangelio Morales Agüero was granted the Rosano Zamora Paadín Provincial Journalism Award for the Work of Life. His achievements are elevated with this recognition, precisely, when he adds nine lustrums of constant practice of the profession, to which he has contributed so much from this land.
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- Written by Miguel Díaz Nápoles Inphographic: by Cubadebate
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 20.4 percent of Cuba's total population is aged 60 and over. |
115,794 inhabitants of Las Tunas are classified as older adults aged 60 years or more, i.e. 22 percent of the total number of people living in the eight municipalities, making the province the ninth oldest in the country.
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