REUTERS/
Canadian energy firm Sherritt International will build a gas-fired power plant in Cienfuegos, 250-miles from Havana, along with Venezuela's PDVSA. The new Energas plant will have a 150-megawatt capacity and be fueled by gas from the Cienfuegos oil refinery.
Editor's Note: Look for more deterioration of picturesque Cienfuegos' now borderline air quality. Cuba talks about pollution...but does little about it.
Photo Of Havana by Yoani Sanchez.
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12 January 2010
31 July 2009
The Great Shutdown Continues In Cuba.
Not much new here in this Cuban economy update from AP...except some speculation by Cuba-watchers.
Is Cuba selling some of its Venezuelan-subsidized crude...on the open market?
Also news that Sherritt...is finally getting paid.
Plus reports of a severe yogurt shortage. Is that the nutritionally important and widely available soy yogurt...sold for 3 pesos (moneda nacional)...or a real milk-based product..that is outrageously priced and has only been available in chavito stores? The report is...unclear.
Is Cuba selling some of its Venezuelan-subsidized crude...on the open market?
Also news that Sherritt...is finally getting paid.
Plus reports of a severe yogurt shortage. Is that the nutritionally important and widely available soy yogurt...sold for 3 pesos (moneda nacional)...or a real milk-based product..that is outrageously priced and has only been available in chavito stores? The report is...unclear.
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