Vietnam and Cuba opened today the 31st session of its Intergovernmental Committee with the common purpose of raising economic relations at the same level than the policies, from potentials and opportunities of cooperation.
Cuban and Chinese officials met today to discuss food industry development policies and Chinese regulations for food quality and safety.
A radio station in Miami city, USA, canceled an interview with the author of the book What Lies Across the Water: The Real Story of the Cuban Five, saying it was "too incendiary."
All 682 foreign physicians hired by Brazil are taking a one-week-long familiarization course in eight state capitals before starting working in several municipalities in the north and northeast of the country on September 23.
The Solidarity with Cuba Movement in the eastern Bolivian city of Santa Cruz reiterated its support for the island as it faces hostile U.S. policy, and called for the release of the Cuban anti-terrorist fighters remaining in U.S. prisons.
The Cuban people''s struggle against the U.S. blockade will be a topic of debate sponsored by the French association Cooperation Cuba , which this year for the first time opened a booth at the party L Humanite newspaper.
Brazilian representatives of social movements, trade unions and political parties demanded today the release of the Cubans imprisoned in the U.S. for their efforts to prevent violent actions against Cuba.
Cuba and China reviewed their collaboration here in the field of water resources, with an eye toward developing such programs in Cuba.
The Cuban Five, held in U.S. prisons for the last 15 years, sent messages of hope to their supporters, encouraging the fight to free four of the men who have yet to be released.
Cuban President Raul Castro met Mexican Foreign Secretary Jose Antonio Meade, on an official visit to this country.
Cuban-Chinese employees at Beijing Biotech Company have joined today's homage to five Cuban antiterrorist fighters on the 15th anniversary of their arrest in the United States, wearing yellow ribbons demanding they be allowed to return home.
The Cuban anti-terrorist fighters condemned in the United States sent a message today in this capital "to the conscience of the world and the American people," as published by the Granma newspaper.