The ship A.C Sandino set sail this Sunday from Port Arlen Siu to Bluefields Bay, as part of its route to Cuba with a solidarity cargo sent by the Nicaraguan government.
 

The leader of the Puentes de Amor solidarity project, Carlos Lazo, called for a "tuitazo" next Wednesday, February 9, to demand an end to the U.S. blockade against Cuba.
 

The Nicaraguan government announced a new solidarity shipment of 36 containers of food to Cuba, after reiterating its position condemning the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed on the island by the United States.
 

While Cuba began this week another exercise of democracy with the popular consultation of the Family Code, the officialization of the U.S. blockade against the Caribbean island reached its 60th anniversary.
 

Official sources reported today that the United States has not yet defined the date for reestablishing consular services at its embassy in Havana, according to what Brian A.

The assemblies for debating the draft Family Code continue today in the central Cuban province of Sancti Spíritus as part of a process that will last until the end of April.  
 

The revolutionary government condemns the continuance for over 60 years of the economic, commercial and financial sanctions formally imposed by the United States on 3rd February 1962.  
 

On the streets in Cuba and worldwide the call for the lifting of the US blockade still prevails, just days before the 60th anniversary of being such a hostile policy officialized against Cuba.
 

With more than 100,000 members, the Global Anti-Blockade of Cuba Movement (NEMO), an initiative that unites efforts from the United States to eliminate that policy of suffocation against the island, is celebrating its first anniversary on Friday…

For the person who brought so much light to the homeland, there was light, across the country, in his honor.
 

In a socialist democracy, power must be socialized; the people have the capacity to construct the revolutionary project, with their daily work and criticism of what is poorly done.

"In Cuba, education is truly inclusive, there is gender parity and when any difference between males and females is noted, those doing better are the females," stated Minister of Education Ena Elsa Velázquez Cobiella, referring to results of the…