David Medina, one of the 1,600-plus higher education students involved in the popular consultation on the draft Family Code, is making his debut as a jurist in this city to support the process started this month.
Science and Technology Parks for development, theme of Congress Universidad 2022
The role of science and technology parks in Latin American and Caribbean economic development will be on the table today at the 13th International Congress University 2022 hosted by this city.
Cuba at Turkey’s International Tourism Fair
A delegation from Cuba’s Tourism Ministry is participating at Turkey’s International Tourism Fair, underway in the city of Istanbul.
Russia: US Blockade, a Score to Settle
Russian Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson Maria Zajarova said on Wednesday that the US economic, commercial and financial US blockade against Cuba is a score to settle with the Caribbean nation for having chosen its independent development.
Havana Science Park aims to gain a foothold in the digital ecosystem
The Havana Science and Technology Park (PCT) stands as an indispensable digital ecosystem in Cuba's development through the promotion of synergies between enterprises, entities, markets and academia.
February, one of the two coldest months of the year
The second month of the year is the fourth of the period of little rainfall in Cuba, which extends until April, and is expected to see as many cold fronts as in January, when the average temperature reached 22.7 °C.
Universidad 2022 promotes inclusive education for sustainable development
The scientific sessions of the International Congress University 2022 will be dedicated to the future prospects of Cuban higher education and the participation of its universities in the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Cuba: Birthrate-Encouraging Strategy vs Aging Population
The implementation of a birthrate-encouraging policy, whose results can show in the long run, will be the way to achieve population replacement, said Antonio Aja, director of the Center for Demographic Studies at the University of Havana, during the second day of “University 2022” International Congress.
New Energy System Set up in Cuban Hotels Prove Beneficial
Tourist authorities and experts acknowledged the positive impact of new energy management systems set up in a dozen hotels in the western tourist center of Varadero, province of Matanzas.
New Family Code Stresses Parental Protection of Children
The new draft Family Code being submitted to the people’s consultation till April, stresses the protection of children and adolescents by their parents, who are responsible to take care of them.
Diaz-Canel highlights Cuban achievements in anti-COVID-19 vaccination coverage
Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel highlighted today on Twitter the country's achievements in anti-COVID-19 vaccination, with 88 % of the population immunized with the country's own vaccines.
Cuba boosts links between its universities and scientists facing COVID-19
Cuban universities have put their potential in a battle that belongs to everyone, said Yuri Valdes Balbin, deputy director of the Finlay Institute of Vaccines (IFV), referring to the confrontation with the COVID-19 in Cuba.
Cuba to host 14th International Heritage Conference
Dedicated to intangible heritage and the 530th anniversary of the clash between the European and aboriginal civilizations in America, the 14th International Conference of People and their Cultures will be held March 17-21 in Bayamo, capital of the eastern province of Granma.
Cuban FM denounces US persecution to deny fuel to Cuba
The persecution of ships, shipping companies and insurance companies to deprive Cuba of fuel is a criminal action by the U.S. government, denounced today the island's foreign minister, Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla.
Cuban Universities are Crucial to Achieve Economic Achievements
Cuban university are currently contribute to the advancement of strategic economic sectors with the participation of some 27 thousand students in different areas, said deputy Higher Education minister Alicia Alonso Becerra.
Diaz-Canel urges to strengthen ties between universities and strategic sectors
Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, urged today to promote the link between universities, productive and service sectors and the public administration, in pursuit of sustainable development of the nation.







