1977-78 Cuban National Series
- 1977-78 Cuban National Series
The 1977-78 Cuban National Series was a watershed in that it coincided with Cuba's administrative restructuring of 1977, which created fourteen provinces. Pinar del Río's Vegueros won the title, with a slim victory over Havana's Industriales.
Restructuring
Teams were renamed along these lines, many taking the names of their new locations.
Three provinces kept two teams:
*Havana (city): Industriales and Metropolitanos
*Pinar del Río Province: Vegueros and Forestales
*Matanzas Province: Citricultores and Henequeneros
Additionally, the special administrative area of Isla de la Juventud had its own team, despite not being a province.
This league structure survives today in a similar form.
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References
*Cite web|url=http://www.radiococo.cu/43hist/pos78.htm|title=Tabla de Posiciones de la XVII Serie Nacional 1978|accessdate=2006-10-05|language=Spanish
*Cite web|url=http://www.radiococo.cu/cronologia/1978.htm|title=Cronología: 1978|accessdate=2006-10-05|language=Spanish
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