Cuban President Raul Castro underscored the similarities between the Cuban and the Brazilian people, during the unveiling of a bust of Latin American Independence Hero Simon Bolivar in the Brazilian city of Salvador.
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Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva met on Thursday with his Cuban peer Raul Castro, who is paying an official visit to Brazil.
Cuba's incorporation as full member of the Group of Rio was made official this Tuesday at the Extraordinary Summit of that Latin American and Caribbean mechanism for political consultation.
Presidents Raul Castro, of Cuba and Rafael Correa, of Ecuador, held talks after the closing of the Group of Rio Summit, held Tuesday in the locality of Costa de Sauipe, Brazil.
I appreciate the invitation extended to us to take part in this MERCOSUR Summit. First, allow me to convey the special greetings of comrade Fidel Castro who accompanied you during the 2006 summit held in Argentina. On behalf of Cuba, I reiterate our…
Statesmen from Latin America and the Caribbean are arriving Monday to this north-eastern Brazilian city, to analyze a regional agenda, without the direct look of the United States and Europe.
Cuban President Raul Castro arrived in Salvador de Bahia Brazil, to attend the first Summit of Latin America and the Caribbean (CALC) on Integration and Development, headquartered at Costa do Sauipe Resort.
Cuban President Raul Castro concluded Monday a two-day official visit to this country and traveled to Brazil, where he will attend the Summit on Integration and Development of Latin America and the Caribbean.
“Only on a few occasions has Paraguay acknowledged the great solidarity of the Cuban government and people, but we do it sincerely and not blushing,” said Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo on Sunday.
Magali Llort Ruiz, the mother of Fernando Gonzalez, stated this week in Mexico that the international struggle for
the release of the five Cuban anti-terrorism fighters incarcerated in the United States is growing.
the release of the five Cuban anti-terrorism fighters incarcerated in the United States is growing.
ALBA (the Bolivarian Alternative for “Our America”) is growing, without giving up on a single idea of its unifying dream of solidarity and justice for all, said Cuban President Raul Castro on Sunday in Caracas.
President Raul Castro met on Sunday with Cuban diplomats and workers who are currently making their contribution in Venezuela as part of an official visit to this South American nation.