Cuba launched an online scientific observatory for its domestic trade in an effort to empower innovation in the trade process.

With the aim of improving the network system of the locality of Monticelo, an area located in the outskirts of this city, the Research, Projects and Engineering Enterprise (EIPI by its Spanish acronym) of Matanzas will design a new sewage system for that region.

Cuba is changing for the good of its people, Cuban foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla said today, referring to the country's remarkable achievements in all spheres of society after the triumph of the Revolution in January 1959.

Cuban prime minister Manuel Marrero Cruz recalled today on Twitter the 65th anniversary of the Combat of La Plata, the first victory of the Rebel Army.

The generation of more than 27 gigawatts during 2021 by the battery of Photovoltaic Solar Parks (PSFV by its Spanish acronym) operating currently in the province of Sancti Spiritus, to respond to the electricity demand during peak hours, is one of the reasons that encourage specialists to continue promoting the use of this technology.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez lamented the death of the outstanding Cuban scientist and naturalist Gilberto Silva Taboada and sent his condolences to his family in particular and to the Cuban scientific community in general.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel expressed his gratitude for the aid sent by countries and solidarity organizations at a time when the U.S. blockade against the island has intensified.

Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero toured the “Manuel Hernandez” marble-processing industry in Granma province as part of a large tour of economic facilities in this easter portion of Cuba.

The Isle of Youth, south of the main island of Cuba has reached 100 percent electrification, one of the highest levels on the island.

The completion of the Jesus Menendez sewage system, drainage in the San Agustin area(western Havana), the dredging of Havana Bay and the protection of the South-Ariguanabo Basin are some of the works that the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (INRH) will develop this year to improve the hydraulic situation in the capital.

A Cuban-Russian observatory will be inaugurated today at the Institute of Geophysics and Astronomy (IGA) with a professional wide-field 20-centimeter-diameter telescope.

Correos de Cuba Business Group starts 2022 focused on the transformation of its products and services for the benefit of its customers, as part of a commercial strategy that will include the next five years.

The Sectoral Program for Science, Technology and Innovation in International Relations was presented today in Havana to promote the development of research and innovation that favor the successful development of international economic and political relations for Cuba.

The Japanese government donated 84 buses to Cuba in an effort to help reinforce public transportation in the capital Havana, according to the Cuban Transportation Ministry.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel described today the governmental visits to the provinces as an enriching mechanism of dialogue with the people.