The Cuba Chapter of the International Anti-fascist platform and the Network in Defense of Humanity condemned the coupist agenda encouraged by Washington against the legitimate government of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro.

Enthusiasm and cheerfulness marked the arrival of the Freedom Caravan in Ciudad Escolar Libertad, formerly the Columbia Military Camp, in a reenactment of what happened more than six decades ago.

To commemorate the 66th anniversary of the triumph of the Revolution and the arrival of the Commander in Chief in Havana, the book Conversando sobre Fidel [Talking about Fidel], by Dayan González Ramírez, was presented at the Fidel Castro Ruz Center in the capital city as part of a ceremony attended by the author, the publishing houses Verde Olivo and Abril, the personalities interviewed for the book, and other guests.

Recalling the caravan of war tanks and trucks with bearded rebels on board led by Fidel Castro, which entered Havana on January 8, 1959 marking the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, groups of youths on army trucks and bearing Cuban flags were welcomed by citizens from all walks of life as they made it from the eastern part of the country to the city capital.

Cuba readies to welcome teachers, professors, researchers and executives who will take part at the Pedagogy 2025 International Congress to run February 10-13 at this city’s Conventions Hall.

Cuban authorities recall today the arrival in Havana of the victorious Rebel Army, led by Fidel Castro, after traveling almost the entire country in the so-called Freedom Caravan.

 HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 8 (ACN) Taking dance as a universal language that unites dancers from all over the world, the 2nd international event Ballet Beyond Borders Havbana (BBB) returns to this city, home to the company Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba (LADC).

In a post on X, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel lamented the fire that broke in an army facility containing war material in the province of Holguín and offered his sympathies to the families of the 13 persons who disappeared as a result of the explosions that took place in the premises.

Its stone streets and small palaces turned into faithful guardians of its most precious heritage and handicrafts highly appreciated beyond Cuba's borders, as well as its mestizo culture, make it hard for anyone to resist the charms of the museum-city of Trinidad, permanently devoted to protect and preserve its identity.

The ceremony marking the 66th anniversary of the National Revolutionary Police (PNR) is being held today at the provincial unit of the PNR Patrol Brigade, headed by Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country.

Almost 8 million users (7,949,480) have access to mobile telephony in Cuba, according to figures provided by Mayra Arevich Marin, Cuban Minister of Communications at the recent National Assembly of People's Power (ANPP), with an increase of 282,167 new customers.

A group of 38 diesel-powered generators, with a total generation capacity of 53.8 megawatts (MW), should be repaired during January and February and ready to deliver electricity, according to officials of the Electrical Power Corporation.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and president of the country, climbed on Monday along with 65 young people to the General Command of La Plata as part of the route With Fidel in the heights, which is led by the new generations.

Cuban first deputy foreign minister Gerardo Penalver Portal is paying official visits to Middle East countries, according to the Cuban Foreign Ministry.

The Southern Cross Brigade, made up of activists from Australia and New Zealand, is in Cuba to ratify its support of the Revolution.
Among the 13 members of the brigade—marking its 40th anniversary these days—is the president of Australia’s Communist Party Vinnie Molina, who considers that supporting the Cuban people is a duty, because –he said--they have decided to defend their social project despite the US siege.