Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez is in Geneva heading a delegation that will participate in the high-level segment of the 28th Session of the Human Rights Council.
 

Granma newspaper has published photos of a meeting on Saturday of Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro with the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters and an article describing the occasion written by Fidel.
 

Cuba underlined here today the need to establish a more just, democratic and equitative international order that eliminates the obstacles to national efforts for the realization of all human rights.
 

Cuba and the United States have many opportunities to profit mutually from, a scenario ratified by the approachments they have had in recent years and meetings to come between experts, said Cuban diplomat, Josefina Vidal.
 

The Council of Ministers, headed by president Raul Castro, debated about the export of Cuban services involving commitments with foreign governments , headlined the local media.
 

Christos Stylianides, European commissioner for humanitarian aid and crisis management, recognized the role Cuba has played in fighting the Ebola epidemic, a press release stressed today.
 

Cuban and U.S. delegations started here today the second round of talks to reestablish diplomatic links and open their respective embassies in both capitals.
 

The health of the people is a means and objective to reach sustainable development, Cuba''s Deputy Public Health Minister Marcia Cobas stated here today.
 

The Colombian Movement of Solidarity with Cuba rejoiced today for the bestowing of titles of Heroes of the Republic of Cuba and the Playa Giron Order to the Cuban Five.
 

A delegation of Cuban business people and officials are visiting Nicaragua to promote trade exchange between both countries, it was reported in this capital today.
 

The condecoration as Heroes of the Republic of Cuba to the Cuban Five that were imprisoned in the United States for alerting the island on plans by violent groups in Miami, has had repercussion today in Venezuelan media.
 

U.S. Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro, following her recent trip to Cuba as part of a Democratic congressional delegation, said it is in the best interests of both countries to move toward normalizing relations.