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Aliuska breathed fear for decades. At 50 years old, the echo of screams and the shadow of threats were part of her family life. Her first escape, when her daughter was just 9 years old, was an attempt stifled by the panic of losing her child, a fear that her abuser used perfectly.
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In the light of a complex context marked by the aftereffects of arboviruses such as chikungunya, which pose new challenges to the health system within communities, the Family Medicine Program reached its 42nd anniversary, aimed at continuing to strengthen its work.
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Under the mosquito net, a crackling of bones reveals María Isabel. Her right ankle is like a shackle that keeps her pinned to the wooden bed, unable to get up. Real pain has also crept between her ribs and hands, and she thinks she lost the use of her neck about 17 days ago, when fevers forced her to hide under the tulle mesh so as not to infect more mosquitoes.
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The Huellas Cultural Center, headquarters of the Las Tunas branch of the Nicolás Guillén Foundation, witnessed the first meeting of the Cromosomas de Amor project (Chromosomes of Love).
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A total of 580 workers and four Heroes of Labor of the Republic have received solar panel modules thanks to a sales program managed by the Copextel Las Tunas Branch. This not only contributes to energy and cost savings for those benefited, but also promotes the adoption of renewable energy sources in homes.
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