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September Wednesday

Electricity workers in western Pinar del Rio province are taking action aimed at reestablishing the local power supply system affected in several areas of this territory by the recent passage of tropical storm Idalia, which developed into a hurricane as it left Cuba October 29.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, First Secretary of Cuba’s Communist Party Central Committee and Cuban President regretted the passing of Chilean communist leader Guillermo Teillier at 79 and described him as a compatriot of our Americas, like Salvador Allende and Fidel Castro.

Due to the speed of maximum winds averaged in just one minute, tropical storm Idalia in the early hours of this morning became a hurricane category 1 on the Saffir-Simpson scale of a maximum of five, and thus increased its scourge in western Cuba.

The Cuyaguateje River, Pinar del Rio's main waterway, has burst its banks and has already cut off several towns in the municipality of Guane, as a result of the rainfall associated with the now Hurricane Idalia.

The Institute of Meteorology reported in its Tropical Cyclone Warning No.14 that during the early hours of this morning Idalia gained in organization and intensity while over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico, becoming the third hurricane of the current hurricane season.

Assisted by provincial divisions of the Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment and several universities, Cuban experts from the National Center for Seismological Research and foreign specialists from the Norwegian Seismic Array, Swedish Consultants, and the University of Bergen in Norway, developed a methodology to assess seismic hazard, vulnerability and risks based on a specific case study of southeastern Cuba.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel arrived today in Mozambique on an official visit, as part of a tour of Africa that began in Angola and then continued to South Africa, where he attended the 15th BRICS Summit.

“Reaching a more just and sustainable future demands our collective action now, not tomorrow,” Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stressed at 15th BRICS Summit currently under way in Johannesburg, South Africa as he called for joint efforts in defense of the claims and problems facing nations today.

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