Like many Cuban sectors, civil aviation has suffered millions in losses due to the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade.
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The director of the National Ballet of Cuba, Alicia Alonso returned to Cuba with the lingering taste of tributes she received in Spain and the United Kingdom for her 90th birthday.
Members of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR), the largest mass organization in Cuba, today carries out sanitary works to close the X National Operation Sin Tregua (relentlessly) against the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
Friends of Cuba in Jamaica have demanded in Kingston the end of the economic, financial and commercial blockade by the U.S.A against Cuba.
The 18th National Cuba Solidarity Meeting will be held in Chile from Friday to Sunday, with its opening at the emblematic Plaza de Armas in this capital.
Hurricane Paula is nearing the Western Cuban province of Pinar del Rio, where it is now raining and tropical storm winds are being felt, the Meteorological Institute announced in its most recent report.
Chileans continue celebrating the amazing rescue of 33 miners who survived 70 days in a gold and bronze mine in the Atacama desert.
Cuba is fighting for the gold medal of the Baseball World Cup qualifying tournament on Wednesday, facing off against the Dominican Republic's team at Hiram Bithorn stadium in the Puerto Rican capital.
The Mexican Caribbean state of Quintana Roo was brought to a partial halt Wednesday due to the imminence of Hurricane Paula, with entire communities evacuated, and public activities suspended.
The Permanent Conference of Latin American and Caribbean Political Parties (COPPPAL) ratified on Tuesday its solidarity with Cuba and its condemnation of the blockade imposed by the United States to this country.
The submarine optical fiber cable between Cuba, Venezuela and Jamaica will be ready in July 2011, said the Cuban Vice Minister of Computing and Communications, Alberto Rodríguez.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization is carrying out 36 cooperation projects in Cuba, 11 of which were signed recently, said FAO representative Marcio Porto in an interview here Friday.