Monday, July 26, 2021
Havana, Jul 24.- Cuba participates in a meeting on Harmonization of the Monitoring Plans for Contaminants Present in Food, which will begin virtually with sessions on July 26, August 2, 3 and 31.
Havana, Jul 23.- The online payment platform Enzona reaches its second anniversary this Saturday, with 30 million operations carried out by its users in that period.
Havana, Jul 22.- The Cuban Telecommunications Company reported on its official channels that it will carry out compensation actions for mobile data users and with Nauta Hogar accounts.
Washington, Jul 21.- A study showed that performing cognitive activities can delay the onset of dementia associated with Alzheimer's by up to five years, a scientific source reported today.
Havana, Jul 20.- The developers of the virtual store TuEnvío reported this Monday that due to levels of congestion on the platform in recent days they had to adjust their schedules.
Washington, July 19 - The Surgeon General of the United States, Vivek Murthy, expressed concern about the rebound in the COVID-19 pandemic in the country, mainly among those who are not vaccinated.
Havana, July 17.- Specialists from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA) are investigating the possible fall of a meteorite in the vicinity of the Ramón de las Yaguas town, in the Santiago de Cuba province.
Havana, July 16 - The Cuban Academy of Sciences ratified its support for the Cuban Revolution, and repudiated the policy of blockade imposed by successive White House administrations, the media campaign against the Caribbean country and the attempts at internal subversion, promoted and funded by the United States government.
Havana, July 10 - There is very little left for the country to reach 7 million doses of Cuban vaccine candidates administered to the population. ACN proposes an approach to each of the candidates used in the health intervention, intervention study and in the application of Soberana Plus to recovering patients.
Havana, July 9 - Cuba today has two of its own COVID-19 vaccine candidates whose efficacy results against the disease exceed the 50 percent limit recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).