Cuba and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stressed the willingness to continue expanding and developing relations in areas of mutual interest such as tourism, agriculture and renewable energies.

Gerardo Peñalver, Cuban first deputy foreign minister, denounced today at the United Nations General Assembly the manipulation of terrorism to turn it into a political instrument against any country.

The machining and 3D printing services of the Geocuba Business Group, in this central province, are an exportable line that in its cultural, historical and economic turn, is aimed at promoting Cuba's image to the world.

The entrance exams to Higher Education in 2024 begin today throughout the country with the Mathematics in its ordinary call.

On October 3, 1963, 60 years ago, the Revolutionary Government of Cuba signed the 2nd Agrarian Reform Law to put an end to the remnants of the latifundia, by reducing land tenure to five caballerias, from the 30 stipulated by the first Law of 1959, which, in addition to radically changing the agrarian production system, dealt a definitive blow to the counterrevolution in the countryside.

Athletes from 22 countries participated at the Second Pan American Games, held in Mexico City from March 12 to 26, 1955, an event in which Cuba dropped to ninth place in the medal standings.

Cuba’s Meteorology Institute alerted on Monday that tropical storm Philippe has maintained its organization and intensity and was located just 25 kilometers east of the island of Barbuda, in the northern Lesser Antilles.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, First Secretary of Cuba’s Communist Party Central Committee and Cuban President attended the opening Monday of a multi-sector regional business forum called “Expo ALADI-Cuba 2023.

More than 100 young people from 17 Caribbean nations opened today the face-to-face courses of the Caribbean Cultural Training Hub at the Santa Clara Convent in Havana.

As part of the legislative schedule being developed in Cuba, the Council of Ministers approved three draft bills to be presented at the next regular session of the National Assembly of People's Power in December.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, regretted the road accident involving national migrants in Chiapas, Mexico.

On October 3, 1963, the Revolutionary Government of Cuba signed the 2nd Agrarian Reform Law to put an end to latifundia by reducing land tenure to five caballerias (around 970 acres) from the 30 stipulated by the first Law of 1959, which was both a radical change to the farming system and the coup the grace to the counterrevolution in the countryside.

PhD in science Alejandro Garcia Moya, director of the Center for Environmental Studies of Cienfuegos (CEA) in central Cuba is one of the guests at the NUTEC Plastic event, parallel to the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which concludes today in Vienna, Austria.

Cuba is developing an ambitious airport infrastructure project aimed at strengthening operational safety, aviation safety and facilitation in airport services, air navigation and cargo, and in which risks are minimized and national and international regulations are complied with.

The 4th edition of the Networking Cuba circuit is an initial step of what should be the business network in the coming years, with the aim of maintaining a sustainable and successful development of this new segment of Cuban entrepreneurship, an authoritative source said today.