On Sunday came into force the daylight saving time in the Atlantic zone, which has been applied in Cuba for years with the aim of contributing to energy saving.

Cuban Revolution leader Raul Castro Ruz attended the closing ceremony of the 11th Congress of the Cuban Women’s Federation and took the opportunity to say that “in Cuba we are proud of the women for their work in the past and for their performance in the present, amidst difficult moments.”

Teresa Amarelle Boue was ratified today, in Havana, as secretary general of the Cuban Women's Federation (FMC by its Spanish acronym).

Cuban Women's Federation (FMC by its Spanish acronym), an organization that groups around 4 million women in Cuba, issued today, on the closing day of its 11th Congress, a statement of solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

Army General Raul Castro Ruz, leader of the Cuban Revolution, is accompanying today the Cuban Women's Federation (FMC by its Spanish acronym), which is holding its 11th Congress at the Convention Center in Havana.

A recognition to the daily work of women in building a better country stands out today in the messages of Cuban authorities and organizations, in honor of International Women's Day.

Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, is attending today the closing ceremony of the 11th Congress of the Cuban Women's Federation (FMC by its Spanish acronym), which is being held at the Convention Center in Havana.

The internationalization process of the University of Camagüey (central-eastern Cuba) Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz favors the development of strategic areas and sectors of the country, from foreign stays and exchanges that promote research in different areas of knowledge.

Cuban Women's Federation (FMC by its Spanish acronym) will announce its new National Secretariat, as part of the 11th Congress of the organization that concludes today, in Havana.

Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Cuban foreign minister, said that he has been in communication with counterparts in the region about the situation in Haiti.

UNICEF and other international and Cuban organizations are carrying out research in communities of the southern coast of the island to study the effects of climate change on children and teenagers.

The Cuban Embassy in Haiti is taking steps to guarantee the safe return of Cubans residing in or passing through that country in view of the growing violence unleashed by criminal gangs and their clashes with local law enforcement forces.

Cuba will host the International Agroforestry Convention “Cuba 2024”, to be held on July 1 to 5 with the participation of some 400 researchers, academics, entrepreneurs, producers and communicators from Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Italy and the host country.

When he died in Havana on March 5, 1933, the great patriot Juan Gualberto Gomez, born on July 12, 1854 from a slave womb, left a deep mark on his compatriots, not only as a pro-independence leader, but also for his moral integrity and professional brilliance as a champion of the rights of black people in a slave society and before minds eaten away by racial prejudice and who was never a sectarian.

A pilgrimage to the grave of Juan Gualberto Gomez (1854-1933), at Colon Cemetery, in Havana, began today in Cuba the day for the Cuban Press Day, March 14, and the figure of the patriot and journalist, known as the black brother of Jose Marti, was remembered.