HAVANA AP Christmas in Cuba is back for good. The Communist Party used the entire front page of Cuba's only daily newspaper Granma on Tuesday to recommend that ``from this year on'' Dec. 25 should be a be holiday in Cuba formally re-establishing a custom abolished in 1969. The proposal is sure to be adopted by the Communist country's government. The government granted a Christmas holiday last year as a one-time favor to Pope John Paul II who visited in January. But at the time it balked at declaring the measure permanent. Cuba abolished the Christmas holiday in 1969 saying it interfered with the mobilization of manpower for the sugar harvest. The party declaration insisted that the abolition of the holiday was not inspired by any anti-religious sentiment. UR; However the 7th graf pvs APW19981201.1127.txt.body.html APW19981201.0563.txt.body.html