Cuban President Raul Castro met with Brazilian Minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Miguel Jorge, Granma newspaper reported Friday.
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The willingness to return to Honduras to complete the teaching of basic literacy to those people, using the Yo Si Puedo, or Yes I can method was proclaimed on Saturday by the second group of Cuban collaborators that returned to their homeland.
Some 175 books by Cuban authors, such as Nicolas Guillen and Alejo Carpentier, among others, are being exhibited at the Tokyo International Book Fair, with 800 foreign exhibitors from more than 30 countries.
Medical students in Guinea Bissau will send a message to US President Barack Obama demanding the release of the antiterrorist Cuban Five unjustly held in US prisons more than 10 years ago.
The Bolivian daily Cambio celebrated the 50th birthday of the Prensa Latina News Agency.
Raul Castro sent greetings to Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and the Angolan people in general, who are united with Cuban people in a steady friendship founded in the struggle to preserve independence of that country, he emphasized in a…
Bolivians and Cubans on Sunday paid tribute to guerrilla commander Ernesto Che Guevara on his 81st birthday at the same place where he was murdered in October, 1967.
America Cuban authorities are giving finishing touches to the Regional Seminar of Latin America Judicial Reciprocal Assistance over Treaties for International Control of Drugs and psychotropic substances.
The president of the UNESCO Executive Council, Olabiyi Babaloia Joseph Yai is expected to arrive to Cuba Sunday with a delegation of that agency and will remain until the 19th.
The Pedro Kouri Molecular Biology Lab has confirmed the seventh Influenza A (H1N1) case in Cuba, according to an official note Granma daily published Saturday.
Cuban doctors have inaugurated a series of new health services in Tuvalu, a small island nation in the Pacific, as part of Cuba''s contribution to human development in that far-off region.
Director of the Information and Knowledge Network of the Latin American and Caribbean Economic System (SELA), Saadia Sanchez noted the importance of an agreement to be signed with the University of Information Sciences in Cuba.