The Public Health (MINSAP) Vice Minister Luis Estruch called to step up preventive measures facing the second wave of A(H1N1) flu that have killed 41 people and infected about 1,000 in Cuba.
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Giuseppe Tornatore, one of the most representative European filmmakers in the last three decades will visit Cuba from January 7 to 11 after receiving an invitation of the Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry (ICAIC).
The Havana's 19th International Book Fair that will take place from February 7 to Mars 7 next year will offers 5 thousand books.
The United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) shapes from Tuesday a world campaign to claim the revocation of the Nobel Peace Prize that was bestowed upon Barack Obama because he is considered to be a warmonger.
The Bolivian government will devote important sums of money to 18 state-run companies in strategic sectors, to increase State participation in the national economy.
China and Venezuela open on Monday in this capital the 8th Meeting of their Intergovernmental Commission which will result in the signing of new cooperation agreements on energy, economy, politics and technology.
Revolution Commander Ramiro Valdes and Gladys Bejerano are sitting today as newly elected Vice Presidents of the Cuban Council of States.
Cuban Vice President Jose Ramon Machado Ventura welcomed the Cuban delegation that participated in the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Juventud Rebelde daily reported on Sunday.
Cuban President Raul Castro is attending to the plenary of the eighth Ordinary Session of the National People''s Power Assembly on Sunday.
Chaos of the Summit on Climate Change in Copenhagen, manipulations and impositions registered and undefined conclusions have turned the United Nations as of today into a sure scene of new, fierce battles.
Cuban Ministers Abel Prieto (Culture) and Maria del Carmen Concepción (Food Industry) are expected to inform on Saturday the National Assembly of the People''s Power (Parliament) on the work carried out by their portfolios in 2009.
Cuba will help Nicaragua to reduce illiteracy, currently hovering around 33 percent, Education Minister Miguel de Castilla stated.