Examples of using Cuc in English and their translations into Russian
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Cuban convertible peso- CUC.
CUC considers them to be political prisoners.
Peasant Unity Committee CUC.
In February, CUC reported that peasants who refused to join the patrols were persecuted.
Peso cubain convertible- CUC.
In 1998 it became apparent that CUC had engaged in accounting fraud for years before the merger.
Mrs. Rosario Pu and Mr. Sebastian Morales,Peasant Unity Committee(CUC);
Count with a payment of 25 to 30 CUC per night/ per room.
Mrs. Rosario Pu and Mr. Daniel Pascual,Peasant Unity Committee(CUC);
Early in 1994, first CUC and then ODHA named the PACs as responsible for the extrajudicial execution of Jorge Carpio Nicolle.
Ministry of Reintegration comments on statements by Russian representative to CUC.
However, at 1.50 CUC per hour, this is still not affordable to most Cubans whose average salary is only 20 CUC per month.
Note that the insurance and the deposit of the rental car can only be paid locally in CUC.
Two of the Colotenango witnesses, Arturo Méndez and Alfonso Morales,both leading members of CUC, were arrested and charged with the murder of a PAC commander on 15 September 1993.
In 1930, at the age of nineteen,he became a journalist in Alicante writing in the satirical newspaper El Tio Cuc, in Valencian.
On proposal of Chisinau delegation, CUC approved as a military observer Lieutenant Colonel, Ion Epure, and Permanent Expert, Viorel Cernauteanu, of the Reintegration Policy Bureau of the State Chancellery of Moldova.
His first linguistic work was in the weekly magazine El Tio Cuc based in Alicante.
On 27 May, CONAVIGUA and CUC complained to the Supreme Court that pressure was being exerted by the military commander of Huehuetenango on the judge hearing the case concerning the events at Colotenango and had led to the order for the release of two detained PAC members.
The Penryn campus is maintained in conjunction with Falmouth University under the Combined Universities in Cornwall(CUC) initiative.
The Peasant Unity Committee(CUC) denounced the diversion of the river Coyolate by landowners on 13 June 1995, which led to the total flooding of villages and small landholdings in Santa Ana Mixtán, Canoguitas, La Sábana, Monte León, El Mora and Santa Odilia.
Non-governmental human rights organizations in Guatemala include the Runujel Junam Ethnic Communities Council(CERJ) andCONAVIGUA which, together with CUC, speak for the indigenous majority.
In any event, with respect to their emergence(both origin and motivation), mode of organization and, in some cases,the formulation of objectives, the CUC model was the inspiration for certain other peasant-indigenous organizations, even though their social practice as a social movement may have differed from that of the CUC.
The Jaguar Justiciero started operating again during this period,threatening the organized expressions of civil society. The headquarters of the Peasant Unity Committee(CUC) in Quiché were searched on 16 November 1996.
On the question of the burglary at the headquarters of the Committee of Peasant Unity(CUC) in Quiché on 21 November 1996, no complaint had been lodged with the prosecutor's office or the police, perhaps because the victims thought that the justice and police services did not have the resources to investigate cases of theft.
As products of the activities programmed and developed in connection with the quincentenary, the two organizations generally work together, as well as with other organizations with which they join forces:UASP, CUC, CONAVIGUA, CONDEG, etc.
The CUC began to organize in 1976, but it was not until 27 April 1978 that it emerged as an independent body, immediately after the appearance of internal disagreements within the National Central of Workers(CNT), given the latter's tendency to"reformism" and its distinctive mode of operation, contrary to the ideology of its own parent organization, the Latin American Central of Workers CLAT.
Trade Union and People's Action Unit(UASP), Guatemalan Workers' Union(UNISITRAGUA), National Civil Servants' Federation(FENASEP), National Electrification Institute Workers' Union(STINDE), andPeasant Unity Committee(CUC);
On 23 August 1994, the judge of first instance in Chimaltenango, Edgar Ogaldez, was murdered in the vicinity of the campus of the University of San Carlos de Guatemala. On 6 September, CONAVIGUA, the Mutual Support Group(GAM) andthe Peasant Unity Committee(CUC) held a demonstration in the centre of the capital to protest against government and military intimidation of grass-roots organizations.
It is also necessary to add that the CUC was one of the first peasant organizations to be established(effectively in 1978) and has been one of the most active in defending itself, one of the most belligerent and one of those that has lasted longest without breaking up and disappearing, even though the present infighting provoked by ideological disagreements indicates that a serious rupture may lie ahead for the organization.
Against the general background of Guatemala's indigenous peasant movements, the Coordinating Committee Majaw'il Q'ij stands out as more of a specialized"arm" than an independent organization, considering its links and joint activities with other organizations such as theNational 500 Year Movement, UASP, CUC, CONAVIGUA and CONDEG.