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Cuban engineers dreams take flight with home-grown drones

Cuban engineers dreams take flight with home-grown drones
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Hospitalization capabilities increase in Havana

Hospitalization capabilities increase in Havana Hospitalization capabilities increase in Havana Havana, Apr 23 (Prensa Latina) The authorities of Havana and those of the Ministry of Public Health are working together to create new hospitalization capabilities in the face of the increase in Covid-19 cases. During the meeting of the temporary working group in the fight against the pandemic, Havana s Governor Reinaldo Garcia reported about two hospitals that are added to the 14 already existing where the highest-risk patients are currently being treated. The incorporation of these care centers, one dedicated to minors and another to adults, raises the total number of beds above 3,200, Garcia stated in the presence of Prime Minister Manuel Marrero and the Vice President of the Republic Salvador Valdes.

As Cuba turns page on Castro era, economic reform gains urgency

Raul Castro has formally handed over the reins of Cuba’s Communist Party after decades as its first secretary, stepping down Friday during the first day of the party’s eighth congress. The changing of the guard in the country’s most powerful institution represents a shift from the revolutionary leadership of the Castro era to a new generation. It also comes at a time when the country’s economy is struggling and in urgent need of reform. Cuba’s economy shrank by 11 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to government figures, and travel restrictions hit the island’s tourism sector and the foreign currency it brings in particularly hard.

Raúl Castro: Continuity or change? Cuba s leaders debate the country s future | USA

Raúl Castro in Havana in 2008.Pool Interagences / Getty Unity and continuity. These are the main themes underpinning the 8th Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) due to begin on Friday in Havana. The gathering comes at a key moment: the island nation is grappling with one of the worst crises in its entire history even as the revolution’s historic leaders, starting with Raúl Castro, are on their way out. Raúl Castro is 89 years old. Ramón Machado Ventura, currently the second secretary of the PCC, will turn 91 in October. The veteran commanders Ramiro Valdés and Guillermo García are 88 and 92, respectively. A generational change is underway for obvious reasons, and if unity and continuity are the chosen catchwords, it is not for the fun of it: a cycle is ending that began in 1959 when a group of revolutionaries first came down from the Sierra Maestra and went on to occupy the country’s top leadership positions.

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