The second stage of the 49th National Vaccination Campaign against poliomyelitis is starting on Friday in Cuba, which should immunize more than 500,000 children against that disease, once it has been concluded. In this stage, some 362,525 under…
Cuban voters and authorities are shaping final details for a successful holding of elections on Sunday, April 25.
Cuban Vice President Esteban Lazo is leading his country's delegation to the World Peoples' Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth, which continues on Wednesday in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
A workshop on free software and computing and communication technologies will be in session on Tuesday in the framework of the International Congress of Information, Info''2010, to be held until Friday.
Cuban President Raul Castro considers his visit to Venezuela as highly satisfactory since he held a working meeting with host President Hugo Chavez and attended the ninth ALBA Summit and the celebrations for the independence bicentenary.
The People's World Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth begins on Tuesday with a mass event at the Sebastian Ramirez de Tiquipaya Stadium, 12 kilometers (7,4 miles) of Cochabamba.
The member countries of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) agreed on Tuesday in Venezuela to strengthen integration and sovereignty for the construction of the socialism.
Cuban authorities and voters has started on Monday the last week prior to the April 25 elections, to precise details so this democratic exercise would carry out successfully.
Cuban president Raúl Castro heads the delegation of his country to the festivities for the bicentennial of Venezuelan independence and to the 9th summit of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our America and Trade Treaty of the Peoples.
President Nguyen Minh Triet confirmed today that Vietnam will always be side by side with Cuba, whose heroism admire the progressive people around the world.
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez held talks with Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro, and this country's statesman Raul Castro.
Cuban doctors, who face professional challenges and unthinkable personal experiences here amid limitations every day, deserve great recognition from the Yemeni people and government.