A group of 34 Cuban water experts are today in South Africa in compliance with a bilateral agreement between the two countries on cooperation in the fields of hydraulic resources.
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Maria Cristina Russo, director for International Cooperation at the European Community, called today for increasing collaboration with Cuba in the field of research and development.
A survey published today in Washington shows that more than the 70% of Latinos in the United States are in favor of the re-establishment of diplomatic relationships between both countries.
Dozens of families with differently abled people are receiving today the assistance the Ministry of Economic and Social Inclusion (MIES) is offering, in the framework of an Ecuador-Cuba cooperation agreement, which benefit about 25,941 people.
A transitory exhibition to mark the start of the last War of Independence (1895-1898), organized by Cuban national hero Jose Marti will include here family donations and patrimonial contributions.
A bipartisian group of U.S. senators presented today a bill to allow U.S. companies to do business in Cuba, so far forbidden by the economic, commercial and financial blockade against the island.
The U.S. migration policy toward Cuba, forged in the Cold War, is obsolete and the U.S. Congress should review the Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA), Los Angeles Times reported.
The Mexican Movement of Solidarity with Cuba (MMSC) convened today the XX National Meeting of Solidarity with the island, to be held in this capital from 21 to 22 March.
A bipartisian group of U.S. senators presented today a bill to allow U.S. companies to do business in Cuba, so far forbidden by the economic, commercial and financial blockade against the island.
The goodness of the Cuban leisure industry appear strongly starting today in the beginning of one of the most important European tourism fairs, the Italian BIT 2015.
US President Barack Obama can resort to his executive prerogatives to modify the implementation of the Cuba blockade policy, which was adopted more than half a century ago.
The Cuban Medical Brigade working in Paraguay has assisted about 240,544 Paraguayans with modest economic resources to which returned or improved sight, it was reported today.