The president of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), Sidumo Dlamini, said today that the five Cubans who were held in U.S. prisons for fighting terrorism are an inspiration to continue the struggle here and in other nations.

The book "Raul Castro, un hombre en Revolucion" (Raul Castro, A Man in Revolution), written by Russian writer Nikolai S. Leonov, will be launched today in this capital.
 

Floral wreaths from both Fidel and Raúl were laid at the tomb of Mariana Grajales, icon of the women's struggle and the fight for an independent Cuba free from slavery, to mark the bicentenary of her birth.

Iraq has praised Cuba's efforts in the fight against Ebola, noting that “doctors and health professionals have become another powerful force of human resources that characterizes Cuba.”
 

The movement of solidarity with Cuba in Colombia continues to strengthen with the creation of a new solidarity committee to unite activists in Cudinamarca province.
 

The historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, met on Thursday with officers and civil workers of the Ministry of the Interior and the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR).
 

Cuba''s National Assembly has started the work of its ten permanent committees, which will analyze the country''s current situation in all spheres.
 

UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, has praised Cuba's achievements in the fight against HIV and syphilis, pointing out that Cuba is the first country in the world to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of these diseases.
 

When the gratitude is infinite, fatigue can not break the will of the men and women who daily restore sight to tired eyes
 

The five Cuban anti-terrorism fighters are wrapping up on Wednesday a courtesy visit to Angola, where they'll meet with Vice President Manuel Vicente.
 

The Cuban Parliament's ten permanent commissions will meet Saturday through Monday at Havana's Convention Center to analyze a variety of issues ahead of the 5th Parliament Session scheduled for Wednesday, July 15th.
 

The five Cuban anti-terrorism fighters are wrapping up on Wednesday a courtesy visit to Angola, where they'll meet with Vice President Manuel Vicente.