Chess was first known in Palma Soriano in 1852, with the arrival of politicians Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Lucas del Castillo and José Fornaris. According to the researches, chess was the only sport with a club established in the “Land of Cauto River” in 1924.
The Paradise Beach Nevis boutique villa resort has named tourism industry veteran Steve Tyson its general manager. Paradise Beach is set to open on Jan. 15, 2015. Tyson comes to the property from the Nisbet Plantation Beach Club, where he spent the last 15 years as the resort’s room division manager.
The Caribbean’s newest airport terminal has debuted at San Juan’s Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. Terminal B at the airport is the result of an investment by Aerostar Airport Holdings of $130 million. The project included the rehabilitation and rehabilitation of the entire 150,000-square-foot terminal.
The names of streets at the historic core of Cuba’s oldest village, Santiago de Cuba, have different origins. There are 36 streets with names related to the Catholic Church, 22 of which have been named after patron saints. I will specifically describe two of them: our city’s longest street and the shortest one.
The Excelencias Group invites you to review the life and musical work of Máximo Francisco Repilado Muñoz, who was the oldest troubadour on Earth and was born in Santiago de Cuba.
The Excelencias Group invites you to review the live and musical work of Máximo Francisco Repilado Muñoz, who was the oldest troubadour on Earth and was born in Santiago de Cuba.