Varadero, Cuba

Varadero, Cuba

This Cuban city is easy to describe in one word – beach. 20 km of terry sandy coast, warm water of the Atlantic Ocean and an endless string of hotels create the atmosphere of Varadero. The local beaches have repeatedly been included in the top of the best in the world. And even though Cuba […]

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Viñales, Cuba

Viñales, Cuba

According to ALLCITYCODES, the small Cuban town of Vinales is located in the valley of the same name, known throughout the country. This valley is famous for its karst caves and gorgeous postcard views that don’t require any Instagram filters. There is a very unusual landscape here – bizarre rock formations, mineral water springs and […]

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Attractions of Cuba

Resorts and Attractions of Cuba

Cuba (Liberty Island) is an island state in the northern part of the Caribbean Sea, occupies the territory of the island of Cuba. The capital is Havana (Jose Marti International Airport is also located here). According to softwareleverage, the official language is Spanish. Currency – pesos (Cuban convertible pesos (CUC) = 100 centavos. 1 US […]

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Haiti History

Haiti History

According to shopareview, the island of Haiti  was of great importance in the early days of the conquest of America; but it soon decayed, as the colonists headed mainly to Mexico and Peru, and it was almost abandoned. The incursions of the English, French and Dutch freebooters contributed to this fact. Around 1630 French corsairs […]

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Haiti Literature

Haiti Literature

A unitary profile of the literature that has flourished in the entire complex of the French-speaking territories of the Antilles will be drawn here, not presenting substantial divergences in ideas and personalities. The area therefore includes, in addition to the republic of Haiti which constitutes its political-cultural center, the two French overseas departments, Martinique and […]

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Honduras Geography

Honduras Geography

The name of Honduras comes from the gulf that marks the NW end. on the Atlantic, where it offered the first western navigators (Columbus who discovered it and Pinzón-Solis who would have baptized it) one of the best landings that offered, due to the conditions of the bottom (hondo, and hence honduras, or backdrop), on […]

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