Despite the increasing denunciation against the U.S.-imposed economic, trade and financial blockade on Cuba, that siege of over 50 years is still in force and has inded been strengthened.
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Organizers of the 5th International Meeting on Society and its challenges facing corruption, to be held in Cuba starting Wednesday, are finalizing on Tuesday the details for the preparations of that event.
With 6.76 percent in polling stations, the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) in Nicaragua is first in the Sunday presidential and legislative elections.
The Hermanos Saiz Association (AHS) on Sunday awarded the Cuban Five, who were held for more than 13 years in U.S. prisons, with a commemorative stamp for the 25th anniversary of the cultural organization, which gathers young artists.
The Russian movement "We Shall Overcome" (Venceremos) called on the U.S. government and judicial organizations on Saturday to stop violating the rights of five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unjustly imprisoned in the United States.
Artworks and community projects from collaboration will be at the 6th Belgian Week in Cuba, from November 8 to 15, as announced by Adam Koenraad, Belgian Ambassador to Havana, on Friday.
Council of Minister Vice President Ricardo Cabrisas on Saturday described the 29th Havana International Trade Fair, FIHAV 2011, as excellent, held with a greater involvement of business people and in an atmosphere of opportunities and confidence.…
President Raul Castro discussed with the Council of Ministers the complex problems affecting the national economy and services, reported Granma daily.
A tribute to Polish scientist Marie Curie (1867-1934), pioneer of studies on radioactivity, will be held on November 15 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of her Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Major themes of the last 50 years in Broadway history were performed in this capital by four prodigious voices of the world famous musical circuit, in a show full of love and emotions.
A mass demonstration at Garibaldi Square in Nice will mark the end of the People´s Forum, convened by social organizations of Europe rejecting the G-20 Summit, which also ends on Friday.
The 2011 Human Development Report, published by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), places Cuba in the 51st position, two steps up compared to the previous report.