According to a post by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, during the 1^st Plenary Meeting of 2026 of the Group of 77 plus China, UNESCO Chapter, held at the Organization's headquarters on Monday and presided over by Azerbaijan, Cuba denounced the effects of the tightening of the US economic blockade.

In compliance with bilateral migration agreements, the United States returned to Cuba a group of 170 undocumented migrants―153 men and 17 women―in the first of these operations this year, according to the Cuban Ministry of the Interior.

 Cuba's representative to the United Nations in Geneva, Roberto Cabañas, denounced that the United States has launched an unprecedented escalation of aggression against the island, aimed at punishing its entire population, in a blatant attack on its human rights.

HAProducers from the western province of Mayabeque will participate in an international project on local seed production using agroecological methods, which will take place in Brazil at the end of this month.

The Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Cuba (Minjus) confirmed via its Telegram channel that the new Notary Law came into effect on January 7, 2026.

The First International Colloquium “Fidel, Legacy and Future,” recently announced and scheduled to take place on August 10 to 13, will delve into the ideas of the Commander-in-Chief in these complex times, on the occasion of the centenary of his birth.

The year 2026 began with greater challenges for the Cuban people, in a context marked by the intensification of the U.S. Cuba policy as a decades-long strategy that has directly impacted the daily lives of the population and the country's development prospects.

There are events that remain forever in a person's life, like when the star pitcher Tomás Aquino Abreu Águila (1936-2023) had the honor of pitching for Fidel Castro on February 6, 1966, during the Commander-in-Chief's second visit to the city of Santa Clara’s baseball park.

On February 4, 1962, Havana’s José Martí Revolution Square proved too small for the many Cubans who responded to the revolutionary government's call for the Second National People's General Assembly, following Cuba's expulsion from the Organization of American States (OAS) during its VIII Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, held in Punta del Este, Uruguay, on January 23 to 31, 1962.

Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, Minister of Foreign Affairs, began a visit to China today as a special envoy of the Cuban Party and Government.

Even though they represent a new and more refined milestone in the aggressive actions of the United States, the measures against Cuba recently announced by Donald Trump are nothing more than a continuation of the policy used by the Empire for almost seventy years in its attempt to erase from the hemispheric map the "bad example" of sovereignty and resistance of this country.

Several Cuban national media outlets denounced the pretexts used by the U.S. government to justify the recent executive order that tightens the blockade of the island on grounds that it is a threat to its national security.

PhD. Hiram Gonzalez Alonso, a biologist at the Cuban Institute of Biodiversity of the Environment Agency of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA by its Spanish acronym), warned that the illegal capture of birds now poses a greater threat to the nation's avifauna than climate change, as reported by the Minister of the Environment, Armando Rodriguez Batista, on his Facebook profile.

Cuba today unequivocally condemned terrorism in all its forms and reaffirmed its commitment to cooperate with the United States and other nations in the fight against transnational threats, according to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Minrex).

The Cuban Association of the United Nations (ACNU) condemned President Donald Trump's January 29 executive order aimed at blocking oil imports from Cuba and reaffirmed its commitment to International Law and the Charter of the United Nations, reported the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cubaminrex.