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Julián's look shows concern, regret. More than 80 years on his back, he now has very short steps, forced daytime naps, and a wooden cane as an extension of his left arm. He is not the only one with the gleam of exaltation overflowing from his eyes, but he is the first to talk with 26 and expound his concerns about the monetary ordering.
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The machinery of the monetary ordering in Cuba is greased. A major process that is, undoubtedly, the largest economic transformation ever carried out within the Revolution and that involves and transfigures all sectors of society.
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Around two thousand years ago, the art of bonsai originated in China, and little by little, this symbol, considered a bridge between the divine and the human, gained followers all over the world.
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Leobanys Ávila Góngora, from his responsibility at the head of the Provincial Committee of the Workers´ Central Union of Cuba (CTC), assures 26 that these are not times to postpone debates or reproduce slogans, but to act promptly in full accompaniment to any labor collective or worker who experiences any dissatisfaction.
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Wetlands that form perfect labyrinths, well-preserved mangroves, birds that rest peacefully on the stumps of old dry trunks, elusive jutías that hide among the green foliage, iguanas that come out to sunbathe in the middle of the morning ... A whole balanced world where the American crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) is the king and natural engineer.
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