Representatives of 10 Caribbean countries will meet in eastern Santiago de Cuba city July 16 and 17 for the Cuba-Caribbean Business Forum.
Cuban lawmakers will address fight on corruption and illegalities
Cuban lawmakers will analyze the results of the fight on crime, corruption, illegalities and social indiscipline at the Cuban Parliament session, which was called July 15.
Cuba and China sign new cooperation accords in biotechnology
Cuba and China signed eight new cooperation accords during the 8th Meeting of the Cuba-China Joint Working Group on Biotechnology and the pharmaceutical industry, which wound up Tuesday in Havana.
Cuban Government releases statement on diplomatic relations with the US
Cuban News Agency now reproduces the statement issued by the Revolutionary Government of the republic of Cuba regarding the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States of America
Raul Castro´s letter to Obama delivered in Washington
José Ramón Cabañas, chief of the Cuban Interest Section in Washington, handed Anthony Blinken, US Deputy Secretary of State, a letter from the Cuban President Raul Castro to Barack Obama.
Visit of Spanish Minister to Cuba to Boost Economic Links
Business persons of Cuba and Spain will try to find new opportunities to grow in economic and commercial exchanges, on the occasion of the visit to the island next week of Luis de Guindos, Minister of Competitiveness and the Economy of the Iberian nation.
China is willing to expand cooperation in biotechnology with Cuba
The Chinese vice president of the National Development and Reform Commission Lin Nian Xiu stated his country´s willingness to broaden cooperation with Cuba in the field of biotechnology.
Pope Francis will visit three Cuban cities
The chronogram for Pope Francis´ September visit to Cuba was agreed upon by authorities from the Cuban government, the Vatican and the Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba.
Eusebio Leal: Transmit History is Essential
The Havana City Historian, Eusebio Leal Spengler, expressed on Thursday in Havana the importance to transmit history to the new generations, in addition to studying other issues in order for students to achieve true integral knowledge.
An Oil Refinery Without Esso?
In legitimate defense and totally legal the new Cuban Revolutionary Government nationalized the US Esso Standard Oil company in 1960 after refusing to refine oil that came from the former Soviet Union.
Cuban universities will be connected to optic fiber cables in 2016
Cuban universities will have access to optic fiber connection allowing them faster Internet access starting January of 2016, according to an AIN report quoting Walter Baluja Director of Computer Science Department of the Ministry of Higher Education.
New Key West-Havana Motor Boat Race
A new race in favor of friendship between the two peoples will be held in November, when a flotilla of motor boats from Key West, United States, will arrive in Cuban coasts.
Cuba Public WiFi Program Continues to Advance
Cuba´s Etecsa Telecom Company has announced that the infrastructure for public WiFi connection to the Internet is ready in four hotspots in Central Ciego de Avila province.
Diaz-Canel Meets with Mexican Senate President
The First Vice-president of the councils of State and Ministers, Miguel Diaz-Canel, met on Saturday afternoon with Miguel Barbosa, President of the Executive Committee of the Mexican Senate, who heads the delegation that participates in the 15th Cuba-Mexico Inter-parliamentary Meeting, held in Havana for two days.
Raul Receives Top Leader of DPRK's Labor Party
Army General Raul Castro, First Secretary of the Cuban Communist Party (PCC) and President of the councils of State and Ministers, received Kang Sok Su, member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Labor Party of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and Secretary of International Relations, who paid a visit to Cuba invited by the PCC.
Diaz-Canel Receives U.S. Senators in Havana
The First Vice-president of the councils of State and Ministers, Miguel Díaz-Canel, met on Friday in Havana with Patrick Leia, Democrat Senator for Vermont and emeritus pro tempore president of the U.S. Senate, who is on a visit to the island accompanied by Benjamin Cardin, Senator for Maryland and leader of Democrats in the Committee of Foreign Affairs of the Senate, and by Dean Heller, Republican Senator for Nevada.







