The Havana City Historian, Eusebio Leal, reported today to senior management of United Nations on the progress of the social work that takes place in the historic center of Havana.
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The United States Treasury Department redoubled the supervision to the travels to Cuba and announced that violating those restrictions will be punished with fines of 65 000 USD and even the suspension of the licenses, among other actions.
President Raul Castro congratulated the newly-elected prime minister of the Bahamas, Perry Christie, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a communiqué.
The conservative government of Mariano Rajoy today appointed Juan Francisco Montalban as new Ambassador of Spain in Cuba, replacing Manuel Cacho, who assumed the post in October 2008.
Music, theater, film and literature are some of the manifestations of art present in this capital in the framework of the month of Brazilian culture in Cuba.
The intelligence services of the United Status try to associate Cuba to the current unrest in Syria, denounced on Thursday Granma newspaper.
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) is a facade for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, which boosts subversive acts against the processes of change in Latin America, according to an article published in Granma daily on Tuesday.
Cuba got expressions of solidarity as a special guest of the prize award ceremony of the "Zolote Piro" National Journalism Contest, organized by the Union of Journalists of this country (BUJ).
Pope Benedict XVI thanked President Raul Castro in a letter published on Friday for the warm welcome he received during his apostolic visit to Cuba in March.
After two days of exchanges about bilateral issues, Cuba and Mexico concluded the 13th Inter-Parliamentary Meeting, whose results will be included in a final declaration.
President of the Cuban Parliament Ricardo Alarcon demanded U.S. President Barack Obama to order the immediate release of the five Cuban antiterrorists, who have been unjustly held in that country for almost 14 years. "Obama, do what you can and must…
Uruguayan labor union PIT-CNT is extremely involved in backing the cause for the release of five anti-terrorist Cuban fighters unfairly sentenced in the United States, said member of the union leadership, Fernando Gamberra.