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Celebrated 59th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution in Iran

Tehran, January 1, 2018.-During the celebration for the 59th anniversary of the Triumph of the Cuban Revolution, the Meeting of Cuban Residents in Iran was held, which was conducive to the exchange and strengthening of ties between the Cuban residents with the new members of the Cuban diplomatic Mission.
The meeting took place in an environment of fraternity, where it was possible to review the main events of the year that ended and set new goals for 2018.

Cuba reaches lowest infant mortality rate in its history - four per 1,000 live births.

Havana, January 2, 2018. Maintaining infant mortality rate below five per 1,000 live for the 10th consecutive year is reason enough for Cuba to celebrate.

But even more extraordinary is that the country has achieved the lowest rate in its history in 2017, four per 1,000 live births

Preliminary data, made available to Granma by the Medical Records and Health Statistics Directorate, indicates that 114,980 births took place, 1,892 less than in 2016, and 465 babies under a year of age died, 32 less than in 2016, the lowest number on record.

Message delivered by The Governor General of Antigua and Barbuda His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams KGN, GCMG, KSt.J, MBBS on the occasion of the Celebration of the 59th Anniversary of the Triumph of the Cuban Revolution

Hon Minister of Foreign Affairs and other Members of Parliament
Cuban Ambassador to Antigua and Barbuda, His Excellency Gustavo Veliz Olivares and Mrs. Olivares
Other Members of the Diplomatic Corps
Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen

Good Evening

Tonight, I express heartiest congratulations to the Government and People of the Republic of Cuba on the celebration of your 59th Anniversary of the Revolution.

Cuba reaches lowest infant mortality rate in its history – four per 1,000 live births

Cuba reaches lowest infant mortality rate in its history – four per 1,000 live births

Maintaining infant mortality rate below five per 1,000 live for the 10th consecutive year is reason enough for Cuba to celebrate.

But even more extraordinary is that the country has achieved the lowest rate in its history in 2017, four per 1,000 live births

Preliminary data, made available to Granma by the Medical Records and Health Statistics Directorate, indicates that 114,980 births took place, 1,892 less than in 2016, and 465 babies under a year of age died, 32 less than in 2016, the lowest number on record.

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