The U.S. Chamber of Commerce praised the reforms underway in the Cuban economic system today and offered its support, certain that they will continue and be welcomed by the business sector worldwide.
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Civil rights organizations are calling for the U.S. government today to immediately act and stop the planning of violent actions forged and financed from Miami against Cuba.
Experts from 20 countries will conclude here today three days of fruitful exchange of experiences in the implementation of national strategies for the care of childhood and adolescence in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The First Secretary of the Cuban Young Communist League Yuniasky Crespo is in Vietnam to participate in the General Congress of the World Federation of Democratic Youth.
Thomas J. Donohue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, arrived in Havana, May 27. Donohue and a delegation held talks with Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, minister of Foreign Relations and Rodrigo Malmierca Díaz, minister of Foreign Trade and…
A Mexican business delegation arrived today in Cuba led by the Mexican government's Economy Secretary Idelfonso Guajardo and comprised of almost 60 businesspeople, interested in exploring trade and investment opportunities.
Cuban Vice President Salvador Valdés Mesa paid a visit on Sunday to the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg, with other members of the Cuban delegation on official visit to South Africa.
More than 2,577,000 people have recovered or improved vision today, thanks to Operation Miracle, a Cuban-Venezuelan program underway in many countries and whose benefits were recognized here by health authorities.
President Raúl Castro sent his congratulation to the renowned dance companies, Ballet Folclórico de Oriente and Ballet Folclórico Cutumba, on the occasion of the 55th anniversary of their founding, May 22.
Haitian Health Minister Florence Duperval Guillaume thanked Cuba on Wednesday for its medical cooperation with Haiti and the training program for medical students from that neighboring Caribbean nation.
On Thursday, the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) representative in Cuba, Jose Luis Di Fabio, stated that the health care model of the Caribbean island is a paradigm of success and social inclusion.
With fraternal and reciprocal political support from their respective governments, Angola and Cuba are looking today toward a new level of cooperation over the medium to long term.