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Holguin

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Holguín 

a city in Cuba, in Holguín Province. Population, 131,000 (1970). The city of Holguín is the trading center of an agricultural region producing sugarcane, tobacco, coffee, and fruit. Industries in the city process food and tobacco and manufacture textiles, leather footwear, and building materials. With the technical assistance of the USSR, a plant for the assembly of machinery used in the harvesting of sugarcane is under construction (1974).
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Deputy Director General of KFAED Ghanem Al-Ghenaiman, signs the agreement with the Cuban side represented by National Institute of Water Resources Rene Mesa KUWAIT, Nov 22 (KUNA) -- The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED) signed a loan agreement with Cuba, at a value of KD 4,400 million to finance a project to rehabilitate the drinking water system in Holguin City.
Kuwaiti fund, Cuba sign loan agreement at KD 4,4 mln by Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)
s north coast, Guardalavaca is a beautiful region in Holguin It boasts an impressive number of particularly pretty beaches Guardalavaca Beach, Bahia de Naranjo, Plays Esmeralda, Pesquero and Pon Lino Situated on Cuba?
Guardalavaca's Finest Hotel by Gail Kenny / Travel, recreation and leisure community
It was a very important speech," said Alexis Triana, the agriculture director in Holguin province.
Declining food production, falling GDP bring Cuba to brink of ... by Eaton, Tracey / CubaNews
 
 
 
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