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Alexey Moreno is 46 years old and has a degree in agricultural engineering. Judging by his verbal skills, he may also have been a communicator. However, neither one nor the other: 23 years ago, a sustained streak in the shape of a hunch pushed him into the very eye of a profession from which he could never leave again: Meteorology. Today he is the technical deputy director of the Tunas Meteorological Center.
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With a photographic memory, Juan Emilio evokes, with a semicolon, the time he arrived at the Arena bar proclaiming his tamales, when a "casquito" (policeman), with tremendous drunkenness, hit him in the face and pushed him. He ended up on the floor on one side, and the bucket with the tamales on the other.
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On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC), the federated of Las Tunas retraced the route of Vilma in the province. They treasure living history that still springs from those who knew her.
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At 124 meters above sea level, right on the road that connects the municipality of Las Tunas with that of Manatí, in the north of the province, El Cerro de Caisimú (The Caisimú Hill) rises, one of the main elevations of the local geography, characterized by its vast plains.
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The tragedy continues rounding up the journalistic community of Las Tunas. On the afternoon of August 22, Elmer Almaguer, a retiree of 26 Newspaper, passed away here, who dedicated several decades of his life to the job of formatting since the times when journalistic texts were composed in lead letters before being printed and the publication had its venue in the workshop on Colón Street.
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