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Cuban antiterrorist Rene Gonzalez announced that the U.S. Interests Section of United States in Havana handed him the certificate of loss of U.S. nationality.»

Gerardo Hernandez, one of the Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unjustly held in the United States, said that with the definitive return to Cuba of Rene Gonzalez, “each one of the Five is a little more free.”»

The  Caguanes and Topes de Collantes National Parks along with other protected areas with significant biodiversity and rich landscape gives Sancti Spiritus unquestionable potential for nature tourism.»

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez said in Geneva that US blockade on the island is a systematic violation of human rights.»

Nearly eight thousand people have undergone this ophthalmological technique since  its implementation began in the  Camilo Cienfuegos General Hospital, of  Sancti Spiritus city, in November 2002.»

Cuban President Raul Castro bid farewell in this capital his Venezuelan peer Nicolas Maduro, who carried out an official visit to the Caribbean island.»

Cuban pole vaulter Yarisley Silva holds today the championship title from the “Pole Vault in the Mall” contest held in the U.S. city of Des Moines, with a four meters, 82 centimeter leap.»

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People’s Army (FARC-EP) expressed their thanks to U.S. congressional representatives for supporting the peace process that seeks to end the armed conflict that has lasted more than half a century.»

Sancti Spiritus sugar workers met this Wednesday night their annual target. They have consecutively achieved this result for six years now, this time with some 15% growth compared to the previous sugar harvest.»

The Mountain Book Fair will be held  from Wednesday until April 27 in the Escambray mountains, which belong to the Cuban central province of Sancti Spiritus.»