US Blockade Hurts Cuban Telecommunications
2 Havana, Sep 21. -The U.S. blockade of Cuba has cost the Cuban telecommunications industry more than seven billion USD
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Great Britain: Dengue Cases Increase
2 London, May 12. -The cases of dengue more than doubled in the UK, where its incidence is associated with
Read moreMigraine has Huge Economic Costs, WHO Says
0 Geneva, May 5. -More than 40 percent of the adult population worldwide suffers from migraine, a condition that has
Read moreHigh Demand for 2012 London Olympics Tickets
2 London, Apr 28. -Members of the organizing committee for the 2012 Olympics informed this Wednesday that they have received
Read moreJamaica: Best Tourist Destination in the Caribbean, Survey Says
1 Kingston, Apr 15. -More than 17,000 tourists chose Jamaica as the leading Caribbean destination among other options that include
Read moreTourism to Cuba Grows 14 Percent
6 Havana, Mar 24. -At least 588,394 foreign visitors arrived in Cuba in February, 75,234 more than during the same
Read moreAH1N1 Virus Hits over 60 Countries
3 Caracas, Mar 23. -World Health Organization executive Jorge Jenkins said here that the deadly AH1N1 virus spread to more
Read moreCuban Scientists Improving Quality of Rice Crops
14 Havana, Mar 14. -More than 70 percent of rice crops in Cuba are planted with varieties obtained in the
Read moreDemocratic Congo: Vaccination Campaign against Polio
9 Kinshasa, Mar 11. -Sanitary authorities of the Democratic Republic of Congo anounced that more than eight million people, among
Read moreOne Hundred Australians Missing after Floods
11 Sidney, Jan 15. -Australia´s Prime Minister Julia Gillard stated that more than 1,000 soldiers have been mobilized to seek
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