After five years of sustained non-compliance by Washington of the migratory agreements with Cuba, at this moment progress can be appreciated, assured Johana Tablada, deputy director general of the United States at the Cuban foreign ministry.

An investment project of the Agua y Saneamiento Business Group aims to replace with photovoltaic energy the energy matrix in 1,312 drinking water pumping equipment with a power of less than ten kilowatts (kW).

 A first flight to the United States departed on December 26, 1960 from Havana's Jose Marti International Airport, carrying children sent by their parents who tearfully bade them farewell from the other side of a glassy hall, a scene that would be repeated in the following two years as a consequence of the initial samples of the then called Operation Peter Pan, organized by the CIA, of what today we could call fake news.

Russia earmarked more than 800 million rubles to the Ministry of Emergencies for the purchase and delivery to Cuba of 25,000 tons of wheat.

The Cuban weather forecast center issued a special advisory announcing the arrival of the fourth cold front of the current winter season and alerted about possible coastal floods in the north-western section of the island.

 Erasing the traces of Hurricane Ian, category three on the Saffir-Simpson scale, will continue to be one of the main tasks in Pinar del Rio(westernmost Cuban province) in 2023, Yamile Ramos Cordero, first secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, assured today.

The Cuban foreign ministry (MINREX by its Spanish acronym) is celebrating today the 63rd anniversary of its creation, an event that marked the beginning of the revolutionary diplomacy.

Cuban ambassador to Japan, Miguel Ramirez Ramos, highlighted the solidarity of organizations, parliamentary groups and friendship movements of that country, which have contributed to the development of relations between the two countries and supported the fight against the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States.

Cuba has made progress in the theoretical knowledge and application of nuclear and isotopic techniques for the efficient use of water in agriculture.

Cuban President said in western Pinar del Rio province—the hardest hit region by hurricane Ian—that “we still have months of hard work ahead to achieve a better year in 2023.”

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel and Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz arrived today in the people’s council La Coloma, in the province of Pinar del Río, where Hurricane Ian made landfall on September 27.

Subsoiling and the use of organic conditioners, living barriers and green fertilizers are some of the actions undertaken in the province of Cienfuegos in 2022 as part of the National Program for Soil Conservation and Improvement (PNCMS).

The Ministry of Higher Education (MES) is promoting the creation of a Green University on account of its extraordinary human capital years of experience in environmental management.

Every year, Cuba’s 10,931 schools and 40 universities commemorate Educator’s Day in honor of the formative work of its teachers and professors and their dedication to prepare the new generations.

On the occasion of his third year as Cuban Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero Cruz reiterated his commitment as a public servant.