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Doctor in Technical Sciences José Marcos Gil Ortiz began to walk the corridors of what is now the University of Las Tunas (ULT in Spanish) back in 1974 when Higher Education was just beginning to make its way through these lands and it was voluntarily that teachers gave their classes. He is a teacher and researcher and has been there, contributing to his places, ever since.
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The new airs of 2024, with yearnings for new beginnings and hopes, leave behind 12 tough months. Not even the most experienced soothsayer could have predicted what we faced between January and December 2023. It was a shaky and untimely year, which left no shortage of debts amidst the siege of economic hardship, the detriment of the purchasing power of income, dwindling production, and the cost of food. Never before has inflation challenged us so viciously.
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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel called on Friday to make possible and even impossible the dream of defeating the policy of persecution and the siege imposed by the United States against the island.
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 Children enjoy the process of learning together. |
A few days ago, I discovered that a rabbit lives for 9 or 10 years. Now I know that a frog can live up to 12 years and flies only 30 days. I also know that the Greenland whale is one of the longest-living animals and enjoys a healthy life during its life span.
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The most representative of the artistic work of the Las Tunas municipalities, the official launch of Parranda beer, and the presentation of the Cuban marketplace Pymes Bulevar gave an outstanding note on the third day of the Industry and Commerce Fair, which will conclude this Sunday.
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