With the activation of Title III of Helms-Burton Act, which seriously hardens the economic, commercial and financial blockade against Cuba, the United States has once again broken the elementary rules of international law, more than 400…
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Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel has accused his US counterpart, Donald Trump, of being threatening, manipulative and shameless on Twitter.
The Engage Cuba coalition and groups from the US states of Arkansas and Colorado have expressed their support to the reintroduction in the Senate on Tuesday of a bill that would expand agricultural exports to the Caribbean island.
Cuba''s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez highlighted in Havana Tuesday the solidarity work of the Cuban medical brigade in a field hospital sent to Mozambique, where they treated 4,000 patients in the first week.
Cuba's Institute of Agroforestry Research (INAF) is expanding relations with Latin American academic institutions, its top executive, Humberto Garcia, said in Havana Wednesday on the center''s 50th anniversary.
The new Constitution of the Republic of Cuba was proclaimed in Havana on Wednesday in a solemn session of Parliament, after a speech pronounced by the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, Raul Castro.
Dawn broke amidst birdsong and the uncertain steps of the early risers. At our feet Havana is still asleep, not disturbed by those who seek this "impregnable site" where "the guardians of the sun" rest.
Almost 40 hotels, providing 18,000 new rooms to be inaugurated in the medium term, are currently under construction in Cuba, where authorities remain committed to the sustained growth of the tourism industry, as the driving force of the economy.…
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel paid tribute to the young people who participated in the assault on the Presidential Palace and the taking of the radio station Radio Reloj, on March 13, 1957, as part of efforts to overthrow the Fulgencio…
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez on Tuesday rejected the statements made by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who accused Cuba of being ''the true imperialist power in Venezuela''.
On Monday, the U.S. government added five new Cuban enterprises to its list of corporations subject to economic sanctions, a step considered hostile and unfair in its policy toward its Caribbean close neighbor island.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Wednesday denounced that the U.S.-applied Helms-Burton Act to destroy the revolution attacks Cuba''s independence and dignity.