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Social indiscipline is also on wheels... and it seems to have no brakes. These scenes of motorcycles and bicycle taxis parked where they shouldn't be and, in the case of the boulevards of the capital -and other places- affecting the public ornamentation, are already commonplace; not to mention the legal regulations that are violated.
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- Written by Danielle Laurencio Gómez (ACN) / Photo: Yaciel Peña de la Peña
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Under the name of “Sendero Martiano” (José Martí Trail), the Botanical Garden of Las Tunas treasures a project with the desire to pay tribute to José Martí through nature, which hopes to see its early materialization as a novel sociocultural initiative.
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- Written by Claudia Ligget Amado Barceló / Photos: Reynaldo López Peña
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The tribute to José Martí began on Tuesday morning, when pioneers and high school students flooded Vicente García Street in the city of Las Tunas, turning it into a sea of joy and enthusiasm.
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Once again, young people marched through the streets of Las Tunas, carrying torches, just like in the rest of Cuba.
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- Written by Jorge Pérez and Dayana Menzoney / Photos: Reynaldo López
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As in a real war scenario, units of tanks and other armored vehicles are in the depths facing the enemy, and, almost simultaneously, fully armed Shilkas leave their protective areas and move to the battle lines. These powerful weapons and their crews are responsible for supporting the withdrawal of these troops once their mission has been accomplished. They concentrate their fire on naval and air assets: cruise rockets, helicopters, and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) that might attack them. They return with their orders carried out.
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