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Nothing gives Grisel Lorenzo González more pleasure than to see the result of the work she has thought out. Appreciating the concreteness of so much work and the usefulness of a profession to which she has dedicated her existence, makes her happy. More than three decades of work in the Hydraulic Resources sector is easy to say, but it implies a lot of dedication for this woman.
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Las Tunas City Boulevard, 7:53 am, any day in July 2020. Ada Irma is 68 years old and she assures that she has specialized in queuing, not by her own decision, but because she does not have the resources to acquire the products of first necessity at extra cost. On the agreed date she arrives at about 4:00 in the morning in the historic center. She lives near the airport and she has to walk a lot, "in fact, that night she doesn't sleep a wink."
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At number 107 Joaquín Agüero Street, in this city, there is a treasure that deserves to be saved: El Eco de Las Tunas Newspaper.
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I confess that I like the images of young Fidel better, and I'm not saying those of the twenty-year-old wearing a jacket, those of the young man with the basketball in his hands, ready to score; or those of the boy in the troubled streets of Colombia during the “Bogotazo.”
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This has been an especially tough leap year, Fidel. We have had notable losses, pandemics, shortages, a blockade with many twists of the screw, seeking suffocation, debts; but, despite the apostates and so much bad behavior, here we are. It is August again and it is impossible not to remember that on the 13th you would be turning 94.
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