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The wheels of the van kicked up a lot of dust as it made its way to the La Cana basin. Between that, the potholes on the 3.5 kilometers of the battered embankment, the marabou bushes that almost seem to embrace each other on either side of the road, and the company of birds, the journey passed.
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Amid the unyielding darkness of the block, “encouraged” by one of the many power outages, Elia started up her power plant for the first time. It came with all the sacrifices of a son abroad who had paid for the shipment a month earlier so that his family could sleep at night and, incidentally, avoid the annoying concomitance with the coal stove.
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| Lack of discipline in queues to buy food or other products is sadly deep-rooted. |
The anecdote that inspired these lines happened several days ago, but it is undoubtedly a recurring theme in everyday life in Las Tunas. It turns out that eggs were sold at the Innovación store (foreign currency) in this city. The queue was immediate, as was the open disagreement of those who feel that selling them there is as unfair as the dynamics of wages, prices, active currencies, and that web of issues that deserve, more than a press commentary, a doctoral thesis.
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His colleagues and the managers of the Ómnibus Nacionales business unit agreed that Asbel Cutiño Rivero embodies the spirit of transport workers and that his life story serves to honor them.
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The Cuban Government strongly rejects the current deployment of United States military forces in the Caribbean Sea. This dangerous action represents a serious threat and an aggressive show of force against the sovereignty and self-determination of the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean. Furthermore, it ignores the commitment of the 33 Member States of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States when they proclaimed the region as a Zone of Peace.
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