Country
People. More than half of the Cuban population
lives in the rural areas. Contrary to many countries
of Latin America, the Cuban government invests
continually to improve the quality of life of
the country people...
Infantile
Dance Group "Los Conguitos de la Lisa".
As part of the community work that the government
develops in the neighborhoods of the cities
in Cuba, many groups of infantile dances
have emerged...
Cinaga
de Zapata (Zapata wetlands). Cienaga
de Zapata, Matanzas province in Cuba, is
one of the largest and best-preserved wetlands
in the Caribbean area with a wide diversity
of intact vegetation and animal communities,
and with a complete range from marine to
inland environments.
Hurricanes.Cuba
is one of the countries more affected
by the tropical storms and hurricanes
in the Caribbean area. The disasters
that cause these natural phenomena
cause serious affectations to the
nature and man.
Cristobal Colon Necropolis in Havana.
An enormous marble quarry in the open
air. This is how the Necropolis Cristobal
Colon in Havana, appears to us, so great
is the amount of marble here. Mainly
from Carrara, it is highlighted by the
contrast...
The
Santa Maria Beach, in the east of
Havana City in Cuba, is the most popular
beach for the Cubans people. Every summer
thousands of swimmers go to take a sea
bath and to rest together with the family.
Hurricane
Wilma, Havana the Venice of the Caribbean.
2005, October 23 the powerful Wilma
Hurricane moved away from the western
costs of Cuba, but in spite of being
to more than 200 km in the Caribbean
sea it left its tracks in Havana.
Cuba
16 International Book Fair, Havana.
In February 8/2007 was 16 International
Book Fair in San Carlos de la Cabaña
Castle in Havana City. During ten days was
estimated that it was visited for more than
half million of people and they were sold
more than 1 400 000 books.
More
than one million 400 thousands cuban marching.
Students and workers, men, women and children
from all walks of life, began marching,
24 January 2006, in front of the US Interests
Section building in Havana as they shouted...
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