Cuba and China today noted the excellent state of their relations, discussed extensively by Presidents Raul Castro and Hu Jintao during official talks at the Great Palace of the People, in Beijing.
A new demand for the release of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly held in the United States since 1998 is raised as of today in this eastern city, host of the 32nd edition of the Caribbean Festival.
Cuban President Raul Castro sent congratulations to his Algerian counterpart, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, on the 50th anniversary of his country's independence, reported the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Representatives of the Angolan Parliament demanded today the lifting of the financial, economic and commercial blockade of United States against Cuba, for more than five decades now.
Some 27 Chinese students received their Spanish Language B.A. diplomas today, in a ceremony that preceded the graduation this week of another 198 students in that specialty as well as Tourism, and Pedagogy.
More than a hundred activists from 17 European countries enrolled in the Jose Marti Brigade in Solidarity with Cuba will begin their busy agenda on the island starting next Monday, according to the program released today.
Cuban Parliament President Ricardo Alarcon opened today the official program of his five-day visit to Angola, to strengthen parliamentary cooperation ties between both countries.
Cuban Vice President Esteban Lazo reiterated Cuba's unconditional solidarity in the face of destabilization attempts promoted by the rightwing in Bolivia, to Bolivian Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca here today.
The UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) extolled Cuba's work in food security and the improvements in its population´s nutritional levels.
About 10 Australian indigenous people between 25 and 53 years old have concluded their basic studies of reading and writing through the Cuban literacy method "Yo, si puedo" (Yes, I Can), the program's coordinator in the nation Jose Chala said.
The Ambassador of Paraguay to Cuba, Luis Domingo Laino, resigned and called unjust and irresponsible President Fernando Lugo's impeachment.
The U.S. government seems to strengthen its media defamatory campaign against Cuba, stage in which the objectives of the updating of the island's economic model are manipulated, Granma newspaper reported today.