Cuban Schools Keep Progressively Opening to In-person Attendance
Cuban students throughout the island have continued to progressively return to their classrooms since the October 4 in-person resumption of the 2020-2021 school year, always depending on the control of the COVID-19 disease in each territory.
Diaz-Canel recognizes importance of Cuban state-owned socialist enterprise
Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, highlighted today the value of the socialist state enterprise in the current Cuba.
Discussion about the formation of Cuban nationality
Several panels and talks about the transcendence of the historical facts leading up to the celebration of Cuban Culture Day on October 20 are being held in the city of Holguin.
Back-to-school advance party to be completed today
With the return to the classrooms this Monday of final-year students in several provinces and towns, Cuba will take another step towards the resumption of in-person education to finish the 2020-2021 school year in General Education.
With the strength of unity and patriotism
The following is a statement issued by the Cuban Trade Unions:
Cuban President Exchanges Views with Local Scientists
Members of the Cuba Academy of Sciences stressed the need to keep on the integration achieved under the COVID-19 pandemic which allowed the development of local vaccines, new medications and treatment protocols.
Preliminary draft of the Cuban family code strengthens country's commitment to defend human rights
In line with the international conventions to which Cuba is part, the Preliminary Draft of the Code of Families strengthens the country's will to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, to ensure the rights of children and adolescents and people with disabilities.
Cuban FM highlights progress in the gradual recovery of the economy
Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Cuban foreign minister, highlighted today on Twitter Cuba's progress in the gradual recovery of its economy, despite the impact of the COVID-19 and the tightening of the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade.
Rodriguez Parrilla underlined the strengths of a diverse productive network and the improved participation of entrepreneurship.
Cuba and United Kingdom reaffirm willingness to strengthen bilateral ties
Cuban deputy foreign minister Anayansi Rodriguez Camejo and the permanent undersecretary of the UK foreign ministry, Philip Barton, held a virtual meeting on Thursday, where they reaffirmed the willingness to strengthen bilateral relations.
Che Guevara's role in establishing standardization in Cuba evoked
The National Bureau of Standards (ONN) celebrates today World Standards Day by evoking one of the scientific contributions of Commander Ernesto Che Guevara, who as Minister of Industries was the architect of this field in Cuba.
Cuba's National Botanical Garden to reopen Sunday
The National Botanical Garden of Cuba will reopen its doors to the public on Sunday, October 17, and will offer its services on weekends.
As of today, MPs visit central Cuba
Leaders of the permanent working commissions and other officials of the National Assembly of People's Power will be visiting today the provinces of Cienfuegos and Ciego de Avila to meet with local delegates, presidents of popular councils, commissions and the population at large.
Díaz-Canel at Eurasian Supreme Economic Council: ‘Cooperation is the key’
At a meeting today of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez stressed the importance of cooperation, solidarity and integration to guarantee the sustainable economic development of the member countries.
Díaz-Canel hails constitution of first medium-sized private enterprise in Cuba
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez hailed today on Twitter the incorporation of the first medium-sized private enterprise in the country, namely the Dofleini Software computer project.
Children and adolescents are taking COVID-19 more seriously now
Among the efforts made by Cuban scientists to develop and produce our own COVID-19 vaccines, we cannot fail to recognize that they made it possible to immunize the pediatric population, which paved the way for the reopening of schools throughout the country today, after an almost two-year-long shutdown imposed by the pandemic.







