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It is said that, in search of kaolin, several engineers arrived at the hill of Dumañuecos, in the northern municipality of Manatí, following rumors of an unprecedented wealth of minerals in those parts. However, as nature would have it, water gushed out of the excavations, an unusual turquoise blue in perfect combination with the reddish soils.
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“Without children, we cannot live, just as the earth cannot live without light,” said our Apostle (José Martí), in a phrase that goes beyond the obvious, marking childhood as the physical and natural future of the planet.
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On May 28, the Government of the United States finally announced a group of measures to implement the policy on May 16, 2022. The purpose of this step is to support the private sector in Cuba, according to the text published by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
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The Las Tunas Salt Industry basic business unit (UEB in Spanish), based in Puerto Padre, is a large open-air industry, where the sun burns mercilessly. The strong winds constantly move the camera, determined to focus on the salt hills and brine ponds, which make up a captivating landscape, while the clothes threaten to come off the body.
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During three years of implementation in the south of Las Tunas, the project Increasing the Resilience of Vulnerable Rural Households and Communities through the Rehabilitation of Productive Agroforestry Landscapes (IRES), eradicated to date more than 2,140 hectares (ha) of marabú and provided technical advice and training to the benefited producers.
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