The human race is in real danger of extinction and something can and shoud be done to prevent it, the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, stated.
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The 20th International Book Fair in Cuba opens Thursday at Havana's Morro-Cabaña Park, with more than 200 guests from 41 countries, including Nobel laureate Rigoberta Menchu.
Participants at the 14th International Informatics Convention and Fair in Cuba, Informatica 2011, continue on Tuesday their discussions and display of new technologies. Experts from more than 100 companies from 16 countries are attending the event.
Debates are now underway at the , with 1,000 presentations and 2,000 delegates from 35 countries, including officials from several governments.
Despite evidence supplied by the Trinidad and Tobago police to the United States, terrorist Luis Posada Carriles is on trial in that country solely for lying and falsifying documents, according to Newsday paper.
The search for integration projects in the Latin America region to guarantee technological independence is now a constant feature in the opening of 14th International Informatics Convention and Fair in Cuba, Informatica 2011.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez arrived in Bolivia on Wednesday for a two-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral links.
Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño and Cuba's Bruno Rodriguez issued a joint statement on Tuesday following the 2nd Meeting of the Political Consultation Mechanism, in which they agreed to strengthen bilateral relations.
The new affiliate of the Friends of Cuba Society (FOCUS) in the central South African province of Free State was presented in a special event, diplomatic organizations reported Tuesday.
Cuban President Raul Castro said eliminating waste is a key factor for the economy, along with efficient, higher quality services.
The world needs Cuban national hero Jose Marti (1853-1895) to save itself from the threats against mankind, parliament president Ricardo Alarcon said.
A call to preserve world peace and achieve access to education for all closed the 2011 International Pedagogy Congress, which brought together about 3,300 delegates from 38 countries.