Cuban health technology helped screen over seven million Mexican children and provide early detection of congenital conditions in 3 000 babies in that Central American nation over the past 14 years of cooperation actions in the field.
Cubans Recover Emblematic Hotel
An emblematic hotel in the south-central city of Cienfuegos is under capital refurbishing to give it back its comfort and brightness so much enjoyed over the past years by visitors from other countries, particularly Germany.
Washington Used Foreign Youths for Political Subversion against Cuba
A new report by The Associated Press, published on Sunday, exposed a covert program hatched under the Obama administration consisting in sending Latin American youngsters to Cuba to encourage political subversion.
Intl. Circus Festival Inaugurated in Havana
Dance and circus worked hand in hand to surprise and delight the audience at the inauguration on Thursday evening of the 13th edition of the International Circus Festival -Circuba 2014.
Osvaldo Salas: A Cuban in Cooperstown
The work of artist Osvaldo Salas is present at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
Ecuadorian Socialists Say Enemies of Havana are our Enemies Too
The president of Ecuador's Socialist Party (Partido Socialista-Frente Amplio) Fabian Solano said expressed in Quito his admiration and support of the Cuban Revolution and stressed that "the enemies of Havana are our enemies too."
Cubans Mark World Breastfeeding Week
Cubans are holding a series of actions marking World Breastfeeding Week, running till August 7, the Maternal and Children Department of the island's Health Ministry announced.
Cuban Vice-president Inaugurates CELAC Ministerial Meeting
Cuban government vice-president Miguel Diaz-Canel inaugurated the First Meeting of Education Ministers with the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).
Cuban Artistic Education on the Spotlight of Pedagogy 2013
Pedagogy 2013 International Education Congress will include a workshop on Thursday by Culture minister Rafael Bernal to focus on culture at the center of the Cuban artistic system.
New Book on the Cuban Five at Havana's International Fair
The Last Cold War Soldiers is the title of a book by Brazilian author Fernando Morais approaching the case of the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters held in the U.S., which will be launched a the upcoming 22nd Havana International Book Fair.
Cuba to Host Ministerial Forum of the CELAC
Cuba will host on Thursday the 1st Meeting of Education Ministers of the nations that are members of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).
Latin American heritage should be of its people, says scholar
Pedro Espinoza, specialist of Mateo Salado archaeological complex, in Peru, said in the city of Bayamo, that the best way to preserve the Latin American heritage is making it part of its people.
International Pedagogy Congress Focuses Cuban Higher Education
Cuban and foreign experts gathered at Havana's Pedagogy 2013 International Congress are focusing debates on the quality of Cuban Higher Education, during its sessions on Wednesday. The forum runs till next Friday.
Cuban First Vice-president Insists in Boosting food Production
Cuban first vice-president Jose Ramon Machado Ventura called in this eastern province for increasing food production in order to replace costly imports, particularly agricultural products that can be largely developed on the island.
Deputies in Consultation to Propose Cuban Leadership
Parliament deputies, who were elected last Sunday kicked off consultations aimed at proposing the presidency of the National Assembly and the Cuban Council of State.
Cuba and Finland Resume Cooperation
The governments of Cuba and Finland signed on Tuesday in this capital a political declaration for the resumption of official cooperation between the two nations.