The training to more than 5,000 workers in the state and non-state sectors in the country, linked to refrigeration and air conditioning activities, represents a guarantee for the fulfillment of the responsibilities of Cuba as a signatory of the Montreal Protocol and the Kigali Amendment, global regulations aimed at preserving the ozone layer.

A pilgrimage to the monument dedicated to the martyrs of the abominable Barbados Crime in Havana’s Columbus Cemetery was held by members of the Communist Party, the Young Communist League, the Ministry of Transport, the National Institute of Sports and Recreation and other organizations, who joined the relatives of the victims and the people of this city to pay homage to those who fell victim to the atrocious sabotage 48 years ago.

Hurricane Leslie has continued its movement across the Atlantic Ocean inclining its course to the northwest, at a rate of 15 kilometers per hour, gaining slightly in intensity. Its maximum sustained winds have risen to 150 kilometers per hour, with higher gusts and its central pressure has dropped to 982 hectopascals.

The results of a project to transform the image of this city justify its selection as the venue for the closing of the conference Octubre Urbano (Urban October) on World Cities Day, October 31st, according to Héctor Zayas Aliaga, Management Director of the National Institute of Territorial and Urban Planning (INOTU).

The XIII Meeting of the Joint Cuba-China Commission for Cooperation in Science and Technology, held in Havana, set in relief the need to strengthen ties in these fields.

Two patients, both of Turkish nationality, continue being admitted to the Hermanos Ameijeiras Surgical Clinic Hospital, after the fire that broke out last September 25 in a floating power plant in Havana Bay.

With the presence of the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, and Humberto Camilo Fernandez Suarez, member of the Central Committee and head of its cadres policy department, the extraordinary plenary meeting of this political organization began today in Villa Clara, under the premise that the people of Villa Clara will continue to be “ overcoming difficulties and hurdles for the Revolution”.

Law 162/2023 on Social Communication and its complementary normative provisions have been in force since today, 120 days after its publication in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Cuba.

Forty-eight years have passed since that atrocious event and we still remember with deep sorrow October 6, 1976, a day of mourning for Cuba due to the horrendous Crime of Barbados in which 73 people on board a Cubana de Aviacion aircraft died physically.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel regretted the death of Halil Karadeniz, a worker with the Turkish company Karen, who was injured in the recent accident at a Turkish powerboat in the Bay of Havana.
On his X account, the head of state conveyed his condolences to Karadeniz’ family and co-workers as well as the Turkish government.

Cuban authorities recalled the establishment 59 years ago of the first Central Committee of Cuba’s Communist Party (PCC) following the integration of all the nation’s revolutionary forces.

Sc.D. James Lamaré, professor and researcher of various Canadian universities, is paying an academic visit to this city as part of a program sponsored by the Nelson Mandela Department of African and Caribbean Studies of the University of Cienfuegos.

A comprehensive education program designed to improve people’s quality of life and provide training to the new generations is under way in rural communities of the province of Holguin.