centro habana造句

• The hospital is located at San L醶aro and Belascoa韓 streets in Centro Habana.
• Gortazar was born in Havana, Cuba, in Los Sitios, Centro Habana.
• The city's eclectic architectural sights begins in Centro Habana.
• Together, they form Gutierrez's " Centro Habana Cycle " _ a 1, 200-page look at Cuba that belies the images projected by tourist brochures and government propaganda.
• For ordinary Cubans there are the crowded, crumbling apartments of Centro Habana, where families live in squalor it would be hard to find in an American slum.
• "Lights are twinkling everywhere, " said a woman reached by phone in November as she peered from a window in her fifth-floor walkup in the Centro Habana neighborhood.
• Buildings in Old Havana and Centro Habana are especially exposed to the elements : high humidity, the corrosive effects of salt spray from proximity to the coast, and occasional flooding.
• Old Havana was also protected by a defensive wall begun in 1674 but had already overgrown its boundaries when it was completed in 1767, becoming the new neighbourhood of Centro Habana.
• Reyes lived near the Iglesia del Sagrado Corazon ( Church of the Sacred Heart ) the home church of the Jesuits in Havana in Centro Habana ( neighborhood of Center Havana ).
• To the north and west a newer section, centred on the uptown area known as Vedado, has become the rival of Old Havana for commercial activity and nightlife . " Capitolio Nacional " building marks the beginning of Centro Habana, a working-class neighborhood.
• The "'Malec髇 "'( officially "'Avenida de Maceo "') is a broad esplanade, roadway and seawall which stretches for 8 km ( 5 miles ) along the coast in Havana, Cuba, from the mouth of Havana Harbor in Old Havana, along the north side of the Centro Habana neighborhood, ending in the Vedado neighborhood.
• But that did not stop a small group of peers, with the support of the Uni髇 de Periodistas de Cuba ( Cuban Journalist Union ), especially its then national organizer, L醶ara Rodr韌uez Alem醤, and worker correspondents volunteer movement arose, gave life to the first numbers, which came out in the small print of the Central de Trabajadores de Cuba located in Virtues and Manrique, municipality of Centro Habana.