On Wednesday, February 3, 1932, at 1:12 am, Santiago de Cuba endured one of the worst catastrophes of its history. An earthquake left the city with around 80 percent of its buildings in ruins.

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An useful and entertaining activity is being developed in these hot August days in Santiago de Cuba: Origami workshops (paper handicrafts) for everybody, no age limit. 

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LATAM Airlines Group has released its monthly traffic statistics for July 2014. Compared to July of 2013, System passenger traffic has decreased by 1.4 percent while capacity decreased by 3.2 percent.

During the four-day seminar, participants discussed matters related to professional attire, marketing, basic communication skills, personal hygiene, business ethics, basic finance, how to approach the visitor, animal care and managing the environment.

One of the Caribbean’s most famous historical sites is getting a boost. Haiti’s government announced that it had begun a project to rehabilitate the Sans-Souci Palace near the town of Milot in the north of the country.

Tropicana Santiago, run from the very beginning by the Cubanacán Group’s Carishow S.A. company, is commonly known as the Cabaret of the Caribbean and described as the largest on the island, seating up to 900 people.

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