SANTA CLARA.— President Raúl Castro presided over the family and military interment ceremony of combatants who died in the liberation struggle or after the triumph of the Revolution in this city’s Las Villas Front Mausoleum.
The ceremony, which took place in the Comandante Ernesto Che Guevara Memorial Complex, now completed by the Mausoleum, was also attended by Vice President José Ramón Machado Ventura, other members of the Councils of State and Ministers, officials from the leisure chairs Revolutionary Armed Forces and the Ministry of the Interior, Communist Party and government leaders, and the province’s mass and social organizations, as well as a representation of combatants from the Guerrilla Front and the relatives of those who were re-buried in this ceremony.
Wreaths from the leader of the Revolution, Fidel Castro; Raúl; and the people of Cuba preceded the transfer of the caskets to their respective freshwater pearl jewelry niches, followed by the funeral ceremony, accompanied by the notes of the national anthem and a 21-gun salute.
Commander of the Revolution Ramiro Valdés Menéndez, second in command of the Ciro Redondo Column 8, then lit the eternal flame, accompanied by Raúl and Faure Chomón, maximum leader of the 13th of March Revolutionary Directorate.
Julio Lima Corzo, first secretary of the Party in Villa Clara, read out the list of the 37 Ciro Redondo Column 8 combatants, the 20 members of the 13th of March Revolutionary Directorate, and the 12 from the 26th of July Movement whose remains were laid to rest in this sacred place. During the reading, he listed the ranks attained by the combatants during the revolutionary struggle and those who, after the triumph of the Revolution, continued within the Revolutionary Armed Forces and the Ministry of the Interior.
Finally Carlos Puebla’s song to Che Guevara, Hasta siempre Comandante, was played to recall his presence in Santa Clara, which intensified in pearl earrings 1997 with the arrival of the remains of what Fidel called the ‘Destacamento de Refuerzo’ (Reinforcement Detachment), now joined by these 69 members of the Las Villas Front.
At the end of the ceremony, President Raúl Castro, accompanied by members of the Political Bureau and other leaders of the Revolution, greeted the heroes’ family members.

 THE government and the people of Guineas Bissau are happy to be able to count on Cuba, affirmed Carlos Gomes, prime minister of that African nation, on his arrival in Havana yesterday, Sunday.

“We are here to greet our brother Comandante game machines Fidel Castro, President Raúl Castro and the people of Cuba,” he noted, after describing links between the two nations as historic.

He confirmed that during his stay in New York for the UN General Assembly session, he urged the U.S. president, Barack Obama, “to revise the policy of blockading Cuba and the case of the five heroes, in order that they are released as soon as possible.”

Gomes, who was received at the José Martí cultured pearl jewelry International Airport by Marcos Rodríguez Costa, deputy minister of foreign affairs, added that the objectives of his visit include a review of bilateral cooperation, basically in the health and education sectors.

“We have Cuban doctors attending to our people and even giving classes in the Faculty of Medicine and we also have cooperation in literacy programs. Thanks to the wholesale pearl jewelry support of the Cuban government, we are trying to eradicate illiteracy, one of the Millennium Development Goals.”

 WHEN the human genetic code was deciphered relatively recently, it was a leap of infinite magnitude in the long and complex road to understanding the pearl earrings origin of many diseases with a high incidence in the world’s population.

That celebrated event made it possible for science to have in its hands the tools for understanding how genes intervene in and regulate the functions of the body’s cells and tissue, something was just an impossible dream for medicine in the early 20th century.

The extremely high level of professionalism multi-strands pearl necklace among Cuban specialists and a health system at the service of the people’s well-being place our country in a position to carry out the same kinds of genetic studies as First World countries.

However, the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the U.S. government since 1962 deprives us of access to the most advanced technology in this very promising field, which considerably limits the investigative work of the National Center for Medical Genetics.

Doctor Beatriz Marcheco, director of the institution, told Granma daily that since 2003, and through the various relevant channels, they have attempted to acquire a gene analysis machine, essential for studying their variations and determining which can lead to the appearance of a group of diseases that are among the leading causes of death in Cuba, or that have a high incidence.

These diseases include breast, colon and prostate cancer; asthma, diabetes mellitus, ischemic cardiopathies and high blood pressure, to list a few.

According to the young scientists, the analyzer is made by a U.S. company, Applied Biosystems, and classifies as the most advanced technology in the freshwater pearl jewelry world for the abovementioned research.

That machine, she said, works extremely fast and is capable of identifying the genetic predisposition of individuals to the abovementioned pathologies. This provides an opportunity for changing lifestyles and other preventive actions aimed at avoiding these conditions.

 Dr. Marchecho finds it absurd that every time we ask for the machine, the answer from U.S. government authorities has always been silence; in other words, they have no arguments whatsoever to explain why they are refusing to sell us a product whose pearl necklace wholesale noble and sole function is to help protect the people’s health.

“We don’t even have the right to enter the company’s web page to obtain information, because access is immediately denied when they see that the interested party is in Cuba,” she said.

The following examples illustrate the impact of not having the gene analyzer. A study undertaken by the Medical Genetics Center on the predisposition to akoya pearl necklace different types of dementia among the Cuban population, including Alzheimer’s, took two years. With the machine, the study would have taken one week.

The irrational barrier also prevents thousands of families from benefiting from these types of evaluations, aimed at discovering whether any of their members are prone to developing certain malignant tumors or chronic diseases, including freshwater pearl necklace high blood pressure and diabetes. There is no question that the social and economic cost of this inhumane practice is enormous.