Havana’s Convention Center played host to the awards ceremony for the best athletes of 2015 this Wednesday, December 23.
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The media highlight today the statements of the president of Guatemala, Alejandro Maldonado, who requested to suspend the dry feet-wet feet policy and the Adjustment Act, maintained by the US to destabilize the government of Cuba.
For the sixth consecutive year, this 2015 is predicted to close at a rate of child mortality in Cuba below five per a thousand live births, said here today a national media.
Cuban specialists of the Labiofam Business Group are here today as part of the Program of Struggle against Malaria in Niger, said Cuban Ambassador Reinaldo Derivet.
The Cuban education minister, Ena Elsa Velazquez urged the Caribbean Island teachers to keep on working for a comprehensive and inclusive education that contribute to the full development of the new generations.
The government of Costa Rica has announced it will no longer extend transit visas to Cubans, due to the refusal of the region to seek a solution to the crisis generated by the arrival of thousands of Cubans en route to the United States.
Solidarity activists in Ukraine have gathered in front of the U.S. Embassy in Kiev to an end the economic, commercial and financial blockade against Cuba.
The Swedish and Cuban governments reaffirmed today here their interest in tightening relations, with the signing of a memorandum of understanding to boost cooperation and establish a exchange mechanism between both foreign ministries.
The Fourth International Seminar on Peace and Abolition of Military Bases continues today here its working sessions with the presence of more than 200 pacifists from 46 countries.
Cuban President Raul Castro met on Wednesday with the visiting President of Cape Verde, Jorge Carlos de Almeida Fonseca.
Cuba and the United States have achieved important progress during 2015, despite that the economic blockade against the island still remains, Josefina Vidal, director of the United States Division at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said…