The Latin American Studies Association, which comprises some 5,000 academics from the United States, Canada, and other countries, demanded Saturday that the United States lift its blockade against Cuba.
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In the 34th anniversary of the crime in the Cuban plane in Barbados in 1976, Jamaican professor Norman Girvan opened a space in the web for Caribbeans to join the demand for the release of the Cuban Five, now in several prisons in the US.
Cuba and Azerbaijan will sigh this week a cooperation agreement in the field of new computer and telecommunications technologies, announced the Cuban Ministry of Computer Sciences and Communications (MIC).
The Haitian government resumed the literacy campaign in the North, Northeast, West, South and Southeast provinces with the educational method "Yo, si puedo" (Yes, I can), supported by Cuba and Venezuela.
The presidents of Cuba, Raul Castro, and El Salvador, Mauricio Funes, highlighted their common willingness to reinforce economic and trade relations and cooperation.
The values of the Cuban cultura as an element for ideintity, tradition and spirit were the center of a dialogue in the French capital with the participation of French intellectuals exchanging their opinions with Cuban experts.
About 20 Cuban and Venezuelan trovatours will meet from Saturday in Havana in a binational meeting devoted to trova music, organized by the Canto de Todos project, coordinated by the Paraguayan Ricardo Flecha.
The 10 Congress of Solidarity with Cuba opens on Saturday in the Bolivian city of Oruro, as part of the campaign to free the five Cubans imprisoned in the United States.
Prospects for cooperation in the area of communication were discussed on Tuesday by the Cuban vice minister of foreign trade and investment, Oscar Perez-Oliva Fraga with Azerbaijani officials, diplomatic sources said on Wednesday.
This year has seen the largest media campaign ever against Cuba, according to Part II of the special report, "The Path of Terror," broadcast on Cuban television on Tuesday evening.
Bolivian President Evo Morales rejects the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba for the last 50 years.
The evidence and testimony that appear in Part I of the documentary "The Path of Terror" prove that Cuba has reasons to defend itself.