Youth have much to contribute to the development of the planet, so knowing in depth the problems of this sector in the world is valuable, UN Resident Coordinator in Cuba Barbara Pesce Monteiro said today.
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President of Cuba, Raul Castro, today paid tribute in this eastern city to the Venezuelan leader, Hugo Chavez, who died last Tuesday in Caracas.
Members of the peace delegation of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People's Army (FARC-EP) expressed their grief over the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
Cubans will pay nationwide posthumous tribute tomorrow to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, as a deep expression of their affection for the South American leader and people, and their grief over his death.
The abuses by U.S. criminal authorities against five Cuban antiterrorist fighters were condemned today in this capital by the Lebanese Committee of Solidarity to Release the Five Cuban Heroes (L4C5).
Cuba and Guinea vowed to work hard to strengthen their bilateral ties, during a Monday meeting in Havana between their foreign ministers.
Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, of Richmond, California, called for the government of her country to listen to the arguments that support the innocence of Gerardo Hernandez, one of the Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unjustly held in the United States since…
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Cuba and Guinea Bruno Rodriguez and Louceny Fall, respectively, expressed in this capital the willingness of their governments to strengthen bilateral ties.
The First Meeting of Ministers of Education of the CELAC, held in Cuba with representatives of 26 Latin American and Caribbean countries, showed the spirit of regional integration and the pursuit of a better education, according to experts and…
The Government of Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People''s Army (FARC-EP) agreed here on highlighting progress in the peace talks, which clears doubts and concerns about the progress of the process .
The Human Rights Council has lost credibility and there is questioning of its legitimacy, Cuba's ambassador at the international organizations based in Geneva Anayansi Rodriguez stated.
The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied some statements by the U.S. government on the alleged impossibility of its officials to leave the capital due to "reciprocal travel restrictions" that would oblige Washington to respond accordingly.