The government of President Barack Obama intensified the measures of the economic, commercial and financial blockade on Cuba since the early 1960, which caused millions in losses to the Caribbean country.
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Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe Patrice Emery Trovoada will arrive in Cuba on Monday paying an official visit.
Delegates from 20 countries on Friday debates on the impact of the financial crisis, neoliberalism and corruption in the current society, during the last session of an international meeting on this issue.
The greatness of the Cuban Revolution in expanding solidarity to the humblest of the world was highlighted at the 10th Congress of the Paraguayan Coordinating Committee.
The Cuban literacy methodology known as “Yes I Can” has been successful in teaching a new group of 214 Haitians how to read and write, which takes the total number to 51 163 nationals of that Caribbean sister nation.
Cuban ambassador to Moscow Juan Valdes denounced the US economic blockade of his country, whose economic damage has reached over 975 billion dollars.
More than 200 delegates from 20 countries have confirmed their attendance to the 6th International Symposium on Buffalos in Latin America and Europe, scheduled from November 21-26 in Havana, an official source informed.
Cuban young actors will pay tribute to the life and work of the late Cuban musician Compay Segundo, with the one-night stand premiere of the musical play "Las Flores de Su Vida" (The flowers of his Life).
Many special speeches, among them, that of Alexander Zhdankov, director of the Accounts Chamber of Russia, are included in sessions of the 5th International Meeting on Society and its Challenges, being held in this capital.
The Rivas Vaciamadrid municipality has named one of its streets after Cuban prima ballerina assoluta Alicia Alonso, a gesture the renowned ballet dancer and choreographer dedicated to Cuba and her Nacional Ballet (BNC).
The cause of freedom for five Cubans serving terms in U.S. prisons has found new advocates in places as disparate as South Africa and Russia.
The 5th International Meeting on Society and its Challenges in the face of Corruption will begin Wednesday, with more than 350 representatives from some 20 countries from the Americas, Africa and Europe.