The 6th International Kolibri Festival of Audiovisual Productions for Children and Adolescents will begin in La Paz today, with the participation of 92 works from 14 countries, and Cuba as an honorary guest.
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The only guarantee that nuclear weapons can not be used lies in their removal and absolute ban, said Deputy Permanent Representative of Cuba to the United Nations, Oscar Leon Gonzalez.
A large statue of Ernesto Che Guevara is now the major attraction at the university avenue of Portoviejo, in the Ecuadoran province of Manabi, after being unveiled at a large activity commemorating the 45th anniversary of his assassination.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navanethem Pillay has confirmed her interest in the case of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly held in the United States.
More than 20,000 youngsters will vote for the first time on October 21th as an active, essential part of the electoral process in Cuba, said Vice President of the National Electoral Committee, Rosa Charroo.
President Raul Castro congratulated his Venezuelan peer Hugo Chavez, who won the Sunday general election in the South American nation.
The Young Communist League (UJC) convened today the 4th International Youth Conference of Solidarity with the five anti-terrorist Cuban fighters unfairly held in the United States. These men were arrested in 1998 for monitoring extremist anti-Cuban…
Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade and Investment, Rodrigo Malmierca, arrived to this city today to preside over the 7th Meeting of the Working Group Brazil-Cuba for economic and commercial relations.
The International Congress in Solidarity with Cuba will begin its sessions here today and over 200 delegates from nine countries are expected to attend.
Cuba demands justice on the Day of the Victims of Terrorism, a scourge that, promoted and financed from the United States, has killed nearly 3,478 people and disabled 2,099 in the country.
A student forum in this capital and a Twitter campaign are today part of new actions to demand the return to their country of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly condemned to long prison terms in the United States.
Cuban Vice President Ricardo Cabrisas and New Zealander Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Murray McCully, agreed in this capital to strengthen and diversify bilateral ties, official sources reported today.