Advances in healthcare, biotechnology, mining and geoscience technology were featured at the 28th Havana International Fair, FIHAV 2010, which ends Saturday.
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Cuban authorities from the Interior Ministry, the Revolutionary Armed Forces, the Communist Party, and provincial government authorities continued their on-site investigations of a plane crash on Thursday in Sancti Spiritus.
The government of Gran Canaria supports freedom for the five Cuban antiterrorists imprisoned in the United States, said its vice president, Roman Rodriguez.
Brazilian singer-songwriter Carlinhos Brown, one of the pioneers of the samba-reggae, will offer a one night only concert on Saturday along with Cuban artists, who are members of the PMM project, an initiative of the National Council of Stage Arts.
Cuban President Raul Castro met with Vice Marshal Ri Yong Ho, Chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army (KPA), at the Palace of the Revolution on Wednesday.
Cuban President Raul Castro attended the opening of the San Carlos and San Ambrosio Interdiocesan Seminary of the Catholic Church, about 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) southeast of Havana.
Cuban dancer Jose Manuel Carreno announced Tuesday that after 15 years as a top figure of the American Ballet Theater (ABT) he was leaving to begin an independent career.
Specialists from the Philosophy Institute of Cuba (IFC) will
present, during the center’s 4th Workshop, the results of their research work on Socialism,
the 21st Century and the Cuban Revolution.
Bolivian president Evo Morales attended a ceremony for the presentation in his country of the book “From Sierra Maestra to Santiago de Cuba. The Strategic Counteroffensive,” by Fidel Castro.
The 28th International Fair of Havana, FIHAV 2010, is shining the spotlight on Canada, Mexico, Argentina and Chile on Tuesday, and hosting the 97th meeting of the Caribbean Association of Industry and Commerce board of directors.
Russian dancer Vladimir Vasiliev will be honored on Tuesday in Havana for his 70th birthday, at a gala hosted by the National Ballet of Cuba and its director, Alicia Alonso.
Cuban President Raul Castro reaffirmed the Revolution's confidence in the labor movement, which is leading the updating of the country's economic model.