Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, attends today the opening of the 18th edition of the International Pedagogy Congress 2023, at the Convention Center in Havana.
Cuba updates on lawsuit against the island in London trial
Cuban parliament president presides over the analysis of the draft communication law
Esteban Lazo Hernandez, president of the National Assembly of People's Power, presided today over the analysis of the draft Social Communication Law, with the participation of deputies elected by municipalities in Havana's capital.
Cuba and the Dominican Republic strengthen ties in higher education
The University of the Caribbean of the Dominican Republic (Unicaribe) and the Cuban Ministry of Education (MES) signed a higher technical assistance agreement, which strengthens their ties in teacher training.
A better world is possible with Cuba, Brazilian activist asserts
Being in Cuba is to understand that a better world is possible, said today the Brazilian Telma Araujo, participant at the 5th International Conference For the World Balance, in Havana.
Cuban parliament begins approving candidates for representatives
With a view to the general elections next March 26, the National Nominations Commission (CCN by its Spanish acronym) begins today the approval of candidates for the nomination process for deputies to the National Assembly of People's Power (Parliament).
Cuban international services office TRANSCONSUL S.A. strengthens its operations in 2022
The Civil Services Company TRANSCONSUL S.A. consolidated its services in 2022 and has managed to position itself in the national and international market with recognition in legal services.
Cuban authorities hold talks with representatives of European parties
Roberto Morales Ojeda, secretary of organization of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC), held a meeting on Thursday with representatives of political organizations from Europe, who are visiting Havana as part of the 5th International Conference for the World Balance.
Cuba at UN: Nuclear Disarmament is a Priority
Cuba’s permanent representative a United Nations office in Geneva, Juan Antonio Quintanilla, stressed that nuclear disarmament must be a prirority, since those weapons pose serious, imminent threat on human life.
Cuban girls win international haiku competition
The jury of the Haiku for Japan: Samurai Hasekura contest awarded today the top prizes in the youth and children's categories to Cuban girls Maria de Jesus Hernandez and Lorena Palma, respectively, both of whom are members of the children's group La rama verde (The green branch).
International conference discusses contemporary challenges
Cooperation in the current context, solidarity in response to nuclear weapons and the promotion of spiritual and moral values at the new stage of civilization's development will be among the topics today in 5th International Conference “For World Balance”.
U.S. and Cayman Islands return irregular migrants to Cuba
The U.S. Coast Guard (SGC) returned to Cuba 69 irregular migrants—61 men and 8 women—to the port of Orozco, in Bahía Honda, province of Artemisa, according to the Cuban Ministry of the Interior (MININT).
Santiago de Cuba Welcomes Second Cruise Ship in Winter Season
Over 1.300 vacationers from different nationalities arrived at the harbor of eastern Santiago de Cuba province onboard a cruise ship of the British company Ambassador Cruise Line, which is the second such boat of its kind to dock here during the current winter season.
Cuba thanks Pope Francis for his message
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel thanked Pope Francis for his message to the 5th International Conference “For World Balance”, currently under way in this city with more than 1,100 scholars of Marti's thought from 88 countries.
Social Communication Symposium opens in Cuba
José Alejandro Zapata, delegate of the Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment, described the 18th International Symposium on Social Communication under way in this city, attended by 70 scholars from Cuba, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, Italy, Mexico and the United States, as a gem of Latin American cultural resistance and a great space for scientific exchange that will ratify linguistics as a strategic communication tool and as the soul and center of the nation entrusted with the preservation of cultural identity.
Another look at Martí’s journalistic work
Many publications refer to José Martí's journalistic work in the newspaper Patria as the peak of his experience in the written press, but little is said about his stint as a correspondent through the section Constante, a sample of his more brief and direct style, which he practiced in New York in the late 1881 and the early 1882 for the Venezuelan daily La Opinión Nacional.