The leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, said today it was an honor to be part of a mass rally 50 years after founding the Committees in Defense of the Revolution (CDR), the country´s largest organization.
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The request for the lifting of the U.S. blockade against Cuba continued on Tuesday, in many of the speeches of prime and foreign ministers at the UN General Assembly.
Ricardo Cabrisas, vice president of the Cuban Council of Ministers, begins a visit to China on Saturday that will include meetings with important authorities and attendance at the 50th anniversary celebration of diplomatic relations between the two…
In an interview with Supercanal television (Channel 33, which also broadcasts to the United States), Cuban Ambassador Juan Astiasaran Ceballo talked about the five Cuban antiterrorists unjustly held in U.S. prisons for 12 years.
Cuba will issue in October new licenses to open small private businesses, in order to offer available workers more employment options, after cutting the number of employees in the state sector.
Cuban light industry lost US$12.891 million from May 2009 to April 2010 as a result of the economic, commercial and financial blockade maintained by the United States against Cuba.
Cuban Vice President Ricardo Cabrisas will visit China from Saturday and will attend activities for the 50 anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
The Petroleum Workers Union of Trinidad and Tobago (OTWU), demanded the release of five Cubans imprisoned in the U.S. and demanded the end of the US economic blockade against the island.
Ecuadorian and Cuban deputy foreign ministers Kintto Lucas and Dagoberto Rodriguez, respectively, concluded a second round of migration talks on Wednesday with the approval of a joint communiqué.
Cuban prima ballerina assoluta Alicia Alonso invited U.S. President Barack Obama and his family to the next International Ballet Festival in Havana, and asked him to bring home the five Cuban antiterrorists imprisoned in that country for over 12…
Cuban artists have thanked their U.S. colleagues for their friendship and solidarity, and in particular for their support to the international demand for the release of the Cuban Five.
The U.S Office of Foreign Assets Control levied a US$2.20 million fine on a Swedish subsidiary of the chemical company Innospec Inc. for selling a gasoline additive to Cuba.