The Center for Radiation Protection and Hygiene (CPHR) announced in Havana that it will develop a national database on radioactive contaminants in food of animal and vegetable origin based on samples provided by clients and institutions.
Belize sends donations to victims of Hurricane Ian
Belize sent a 20-foot container to Cuba with donations for the victims of Hurricane Ian, which caused great damage after making landfall in western Cuba on September 27.
U.S. solidarity brigade Venceremos is in Cuba
The 51st contingent of the Venceremos brigade, flagship of the Cuba solidarity movement in the U.S., was received today in this eastern city, some 770 kilometers from Havana.
Díaz-Canel: “With BioCubafarma, Cuba goes!”
“With BioCubaFarma, Cuba goes”, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez said during the celebrations for both the 10th anniversary of this enterprise conglomerate and the 30th anniversary of the Scientific Park of Western Havana.
We go for more in 2023, says Díaz-Canel
“We go for more in 2023,” Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said at the gala held in the headquarters of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) as he congratulated its members on the 64th anniversary of the Revolution.
French Association Affirms Rejection of US Blockade against Cuba
France’s Cuba Linda Association ratified its rejection of the over-60-year US economic, commercial and financial blockade of Cuba.
Cubans Thanks Russia for Wheat Donation
An announcement by Russian authorities about a 25-thousand-ton wheat donation has been welcomed by many Cubans who have expressed their gratefulness to the Russian government and people for such gesture of friendship.
Cuba extends deadline for power plant imports
Cuban ministry of finance and prices, through Resolution 328/2022, extended until December 31, 2023, the import of commercial character, above the value established by the way of air, sea, postal and courier shipments, of power plants with a power of more than 900 watts, which are presented to the General Customs of the Republic for clearance.
Governor of Havana completed his rendering of accounts report
Reinaldo Garcia Zapata, governor of Havana, completed his accountability process with a report on the results of his administrative management for the sustainability of the province's development programs.
After an economically distressing 2022, Cuba has reasons for growth
By these final days of 2022 and until the first weeks of 2023, three basic or primary sectors of the Cuban economy, such as tourism, agriculture and energy, are each going through a decisive stage for their transformation, development or the necessary take-off, as part of the gradual recovery of the Cuban economy.
US government influenced censorship of Cuban users on social media
Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Cuban foreign minister, denounced today on Twitter the direct influence of U.S. intelligence agencies, the Pentagon, the State Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), in the censorship against users of the Caribbean nation in social networks.
Cuba uses radio tracers in liquid waste plants
The Center for Radiation Protection and Hygiene (CPHR by its Spanish acronym) concluded a study on the generalization of the use of radio tracers for the evaluation of efficiency in liquid waste treatment plants.
Cuban Vice-President Attends Ceremony for the Triumph of the Revolution
Cuban Vice-president Salvador Valdes Mesa presided over a provincial ceremony held in the Batabano municipality, south-western province of Mayabeque to mark the 64th anniversary of the triumph of the Cuban Revolution.
Cuban Governor Working Report Praises People’s Efforts
The governor of the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba, Beatriz Johnson submitted her working report stressing the efforts of the people in facing the COVID-19 pandemic and Dengue Fever and predicting stronger links between her government and the population in 2023.
Cuban Premier: Urban Agriculture is Crucial in Difficult Times
In the current complex times, we must use all the potential of urban, sub-urban and family agriculture by increasing the number of gardens to guarantee the food offer for the people, said Prime Minister Manuel Marrero on Monday.
Cuba highlights growing ties with its nationals abroad
2022 has been witness to the strengthening of ties between Cuba and its nationals abroad, said today the foreign minister of the Caribbean nation, Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla.







