Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque praised Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s initiative to call a Latin American and Caribbean Summit that will take place in Brazil on December 16-17 later this year.
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A recent poll revealed that most American voters support a revision of the US Government’s policy towards Cuba.
A eport from Andalusia tells about fund raising activities for municipalities of the Cuban province of Pinar del Río.
Dora Lidia Garzon has been asking herself the same question for 32 years after losing her son in a terrorist attack against a Cuban airliner, known as the Crime of Barbados: When will Posada Carriles pay for all his crimes against humanity?
A high level delegation will hand in a petition to th US Embassy to UK on October 7 calling for visiting rights for the wives of five Cubans imprisoned for ten years in the US for defending their country against terrorist attacks, announced the…
US movie maker Steven Soderbergh criticized the US economic blockade of
Cuba by describing it as senseless and a policy only supported by a
small circle of people.
Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque heads the Cuban delegation that will participate in a Meeting of Latin American and Caribbean Foreign
Ministers that begins on Monday in Brazil.
Cuba is always willing to share its health care expertise and to assist
other nations of this region, said deputy health minister Joaquin
Garcia Salabarria, at the 48th Session of the Executive Board of the
Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO),…
October 6 is a sad and unforgettable date for the relatives of 73 people who died in the terrorist bombing in midair of a Cubana airliner, off the coast of Barbados, in 1976. It is also recalled as one of the most atrocious terrorist actions…
South African President Kgalema Motlanthe expressed his sorrow for the loss caused by hurricanes Gustav and Ike in Cuba.
The Federation of Latin American Journalists (FELAP) demanded Friday that the US government immediately end the blockade of Cuba.
Actions in solidarity with Cuba continue to take place in several Spanish cities in the wake of hurricanes Gustav and Ike, which caused great losses to the island’s economy and population.