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Diaz-Canel recognizes work of Cuban medical brigade in MexicoDiaz-Canel recognizes work of Cuban medical brigade in MexicoDiaz-Canel recognizes work of Cuban medical brigade in Mexico
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Havana, Apr 15 (Prensa Larina) Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Thursday recognized the work of the fifth group of healthcare professionals who returned to the country after fighting against Covid-19 in Mexico.| Sports |
Cuban Gracial stood out at bat in Japanese baseballCuban Gracial stood out at bat in Japanese baseballCuban Gracial stood out at bat in Japanese baseball
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Tokyo, April 15 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Yurisbel Gracial counted three hits in four opportunities, plus a run scored, to contribute to the success of his team SoftBank Falcons, 4-3 against the Orix Buffaloes.| Science |
Lebanon shows interest in Cuban Covid-19 vaccinesLebanon shows interest in Cuban Covid-19 vaccinesLebanon shows interest in Cuban Covid-19 vaccines
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Beirut, Apr 15 (Prensa Latina) Lebanese acting Minister of Health, Hamad Hassan, on Thursday showed interest in the clinical trials of Cuba's Covid-19 vaccines during a meeting with Cuban Ambassador to Beirut, Alexander Pellicer.| Opinion |
Pope Francis Alert on Post-pandemic Recovery GoalsPope Francis Alert on Post-pandemic Recovery GoalsPope Francis Alert on Post-pandemic Recovery Goals
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Vatican City (Prensa Latina) Pope Francis has warned that the post-pandemic recovery cannot be achieved with returning to an unjust and unsustainable economic and social model with half of the world's wealth controlled by a small minority.| Culture |
Cuban Matamoros's music heard on several radio stations worldwideCuban Matamoros's music heard on several radio stations worldwideCuban Matamoros's music heard on several radio stations worldwide
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Santiago de Cuba, Apr 15 (Prensa Latina) 'El que siembra su maiz' and 'Coco seco' are musical pieces by Miguel Matamoros that can be heard today on radio stations in several European and Latin American countries, Cuban recording sources informed.| Economy |
Grenada provides monetary support given St. Vincent tragedyGrenada provides monetary support given St. Vincent tragedyGrenada provides monetary support given St. Vincent tragedy
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Georgetown, Apr 15 (Prensa Latina) Grenada's government will provide one million dollars in support to St. Vincent and the Grenadines to deal with the impact of the explosive eruptions of the La Soufriere volcano, CARICOM Today published on Thursday.
