Renowned U.S. Attorney Arthur Heitzer urged President Barack Obama to act swiftly to release the Cuban Five, who have been confined in federal prisons for 15 years now.
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Cuba''s First Vice President Miguel Diaz-Canel denied the existence of a debacle in the national sports, given the complexity of the times we are living, he said.
The International Committee for the Release of the Five Cuban Antiterrorist Fighters convicted in the United States, called today friends and solidarity groups to multiply yellow ribbons, a symbol of hope for the return of these men to their…
A delegation visiting Cuba from Rio Grande do Sul will make a stop in Matanzas today, to exchange experiences with authorities from that western province and tour the Indio Hatuey Agriculture Research Center.
At least eight public events will be held on September 11-17 in Washington DC, New York, and Boston to denounce the 15 years of the detention of five Cuban antiterrorist fighters in the United States.
Cuba is cooperating in South Africa in the construction sector for several years with a supportive and mutually beneficial balance, which is added to the outstanding medical presence in this nation.
Cuba begins today the 2013-2014 school year, and Cuban classrooms open to host about two million students in general education and 200,000 young people in university education.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX) of Cuba issued a statement on the recent views expressed by U.S. President Barack Obama about the decision to attack the Syrian Arab Republic.
The vice president of the Central Bank of Cuba, Francisco Mayobre, announced that the country has allocated over 1.5 billion pesos to finance loans to the population, reported the local media.
The antiterrorist Rene Gonzalez, called today to boost popular initiatives during the journey of solidarity with the Cuban Five to achieve their excarceration.
Almost a dozen papers are expected to be debated today during the final day of the 2nd Dominican-Cuban Meeting on Labor Law and Social Security based in the capital.
The first bio-fertilizer plant in El Salvador, built in collaboration with Cuban scientists, was opened yesterday by Vice President Salvador Sanchez Ceren, in La Palma municipality, about 80 kilometers from the capital.