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The people, traditions and history of Santiago de Cuba make this city a unique place in Cuban geography. Next to turning 500 years of existence on July 25, 2015, the former village, today turned into one of the most important burgs of the island’s nation, holding prepared showing the riches treasures.

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The manager of Panama’s Tourism Authority (ATP is the Spanish acronym), Jesús Sierra Victoria, and deputy manager, Jennifer Champsaur, sat down with the chairmen of the tourism trade unions for a closer look at plans in the sector.

The spread of the chikungunya mosquito-borne illness, or chik-V for short, has Caribbean governments working to educate the public and to alert travelers to prevent the disease from damaging the region’s tourist-dependent economies.

Pablo de la Torriente publishing house, managed by Cuba’s Journalists League, is working to launch a book with chronicles on Santiago de Cuba as a special gift for the 500th anniversary of the foundation of this village, back on July 25, 1515, which later became the second most important city on the island nation.

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The second higher education center of the country and the first one at the eastern region –that’s why it was named Eastern University (UO is the Spanish acronym)– was founded on October 10, 1947, during a formal act carried out at the Provincial Government of Santiago de Cuba, with the presence of authorities of the province and La Demajagua’s bell.

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