In the presence of over 400 rectors of Latin America and the United States, Gustavo Cobreiro, rector of the University of Havana, will present Cuba's vision of how to achieve access to free, quality higher education that has an impact in the development of the region.
Over 300 foreign companies interested in investing in Cuba
More than 300 foreign companies are interested in investing at the Mariel Special Development Zone, whose requests are being under registering process and will be announced once they are settled at the place.
Cuban rangers issue red alert on fires for April
The Ranger Corps of Cuba (CGC by its Spanish acronym) warned in this city on the extreme danger of the fourth month of the year for forest fires.
President of Viet Nam Receives Cuban Union Secretary General
Ulises Guilarte de Nacimiento, member of the Central Committee of the Cuban Communist Party and secretary general of the Cuban Workers Confederation (CTC), was received on Wednesday in Vietnam by the President of that Asian nation, Truong Tan Sang, the Prensa Latina news agency reported.
Cuba to Host Industrial Property Forum
Havana will host an international forum on Industrial property and technology transfer, April 22-24 in collaboration with the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Cuba and the U.S.A. to Speak on Tuesday about HR
Representatives of Cuba and the United States will sit today in Washington D.C. to talk for the first time about human rights, an issue on which they have assured have profound differences.
Virginia University students tell their Cuba experience
Thirty students from the University of Virginiawere some of the first US citizens to come to Cuba after the December 17 announcement by presidents Barack Obama and Raul Catro to reestablish diplomatic relations and upon returning home the students, from the Virgina University´s Darden School of Business told their Cuba experience.
Cuba and the US can hold civilized dialog, despite deep differences
We have come here fully aware of the deep differences between our two countries as to their political systems, democracy and international law, but it is also possible to hold a civilized dialog on any issue, including human rights, said the Cuban permanent representative at the United Nations Anayansi Rodriguez in reference the human rights talks between Cuba and the United States, in Washington.
Details Finalize in Cuba for Upcoming Partial Elections
In Cuba, the National Electoral Commission (CEN) finalizes details for the next partial elections, traditionally characterized by the people's enthusiasm and wide participation, after a satisfactory nomination process.
Ernest Hemingway, 87 Years since He First Visited Cuba
Eighty seven years ago and with just 28 years of age, Ernest Hemingway visited Cuba for the first time. He came onboard the English steamboat Orita on April 1, 1928, which made a stopover in Havana in a route between La Rochelle, France and Key West, the U.S.A.
Next Partial Elections in Cuba will again Stress the People Support of their Revolution
Cuban Parliament president Esteban Lazo said that the upcoming partial elections in Cuba, slated for April 19, will be again prove the people´s support of their socialist revolution and system.
Over 140 Thousand Young Cubans Have Joined Self-Employment
Since the self-employed initiative was expanded in October 2010 in Cuba, some 147 thousand 693 young people have choice that labor modality, which represents 29 percent of the total figure of over 489 thousand 929 Cubans in those activities since late February.
Drought Affects Dozens of Communities in Eastern Cuba
Some 80 thousand people in 82 communities in the eastern province of Granma are under the impact of severe drought which affects domestic water consumption as local authorities take emergency measures to relieve their situation.
Cuban Workers Confederation Calls May Day Celebrations
The call for a series of activities to mark May Day is taking place in Cuban labor centers, including state-owned companies, cooperatives and private entities to learn workers know about the agenda for celebrations May 1-5 throughout the island.
Official Cuban Delegation is in D.C. for Human Rights Talks
The official Cuban delegation to participate in the US-Cuba talks on Human Rights arrived in Washington D.C. on Sunday, the island´s Foreign Ministry announced on its webpage.
Cuban Interest Section in Washington extend services
The Cuban Interest Section in Washington D.C. has once again extended its services up to June 30 despite the impossibility of finding a bank that takes its operation in the United States.