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Mayabeque is a province located in the western part of Cuba. It was established in 2010, making it one of the newest provinces on the island. The provincial capital is San José de las Lajas. Mayabeque is bordered by the provinces of La Habana to the northwest, Matanzas to the southeast, and the Caribbean Sea to the south.
The province has a diverse landscape that includes agricultural lands, rivers, and some hilly areas. Mayabeque has a significant focus on agriculture, producing crops such as sugar cane, tobacco, and various fruits and vegetables. Additionally, fishing is an essential part of the local economy due to its coastal areas.
Culturally, Mayabeque has a rich heritage featuring traditional Cuban customs, music, and dance. The population enjoys various cultural events and festivals that reflect the vibrant spirit of the region. Tourists visiting Mayabeque can explore its natural beauty, historical sites, and experience local flavors and traditions.
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Geographical Location: Mayabeque is a province in Cuba, located on the southern coast, bordered by Havana to the west and Matanzas to the east. The region features a mix of urban and rural environments, with significant agricultural activity.
Historical Background: Established as a province in 2011, Mayabeque split from Havana. The area has a rich history tied to the development of sugar production and agricultural reforms in Cuba throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Cultural Heritage: Mayabeque has a vibrant cultural scene, with various festivals celebrating local music and dance, including the popular 'Festival de la Rumba'. The province is also known for its traditional craftwork.
Biodiversity: The province is home to diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, forests, and coastal areas. It hosts various species of birds and marine life, making it significant for ecological tourism.
Economic Activities: Agriculture is the backbone of Mayabeque's economy, with sugarcane, tobacco, and fruits as key crops. Additionally, the province is developing its tourism sector to enhance economic growth.
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