Canadian journalist and writer Keith Bolender denounced in Toronto the U.S. terrorist actions and hostile policy against Cuba since the triumph of the Revolution in 1959.
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A graduation of 356 people who lerned to read and write with the Cuban literacy program called Yes, I can, was held today in the municipality of Chimalhuacan, in the State of Mexico.
Thousands of Cubans have been victims of terrorist acts with support from the United States, says a report that the Cuban government is circulating at the U.N. today.
Writers, artists, religious and stars of Cuban sports expressed today their support to the transformation process in Venezuela and predicted victory for the socialist candidate Nicolas Maduro to next Sunday's presidential elections.
Cuban female convicts maintain their rights as women to be mothers and ensure the upbringing of their children, for which the country has created accommodations in its prisons, said authorities in this capital.
The historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, opened in this capital the Vilma Espin educational complex, media reported today.
Cuban institutions like the William Soler Special School works hard every day in order to defend the hope that people can live with quality despite being a disabled, said today its director, Maria Luisa Cuevas.
Cuba denounced in this capital the impeded access to information technology (IT) and communications caused by the U.S.-imposed blockade which as a result limits the use and development of e-commerce applications.
The economic, commercial and financial blockade the United States applies against Cuba is a violation of human rights of its inhabitants, according to some opinions collected in this capital.
The candidate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Nicolas Maduro, said today that the people of this South American country enjoys true democracy and freedom of expression thanks to late President Hugo Chavez and the Constitution 1999…
The extended troika of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean Status (CELAC in Spanish) laid out in this capital its work priorities for 2013 which will boost social and economic integration.
Adriana Perez, wife of one of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly held in the United States, detailed today in Canada the case of those men and the irregularities in their trial, organizers of the event stated today.