The eighth month of the year has proved to be the third most dangerous for Cuba during the cyclonic season in the geographical area of the tropical Atlantic Ocean, including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea.
Regulations published in Official Gazette reflect economic and social transformations in Cuba
Dozens of regulations published so far in 2021 in the Official Gazette of the Republic, most of them already in force, are an expression of the economic and social transformations taking place in Cuba despite the pandemic, the world crisis and the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States, full of treachery and ruthlessness.
A look at COVID-19 in Cuba from the pathological anatomy perspective
Understanding in its full dimension how COVID-19 behaves and how much damage it can cause to a person is essential to establish the best treatment, both in the clinical stage and during convalescence.
Cuba Willing to Deepen Economic Links with Argentina
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez held talks with Argentina’s Secretary for International Affairs Jorge Neme, to whom he conveyed Cuba’s willingness to deepen economic and commercial relations with the South American nation.
Tropical storm Kate is developing east of the Lesser Antilles
The Institute of Meteorology issued this morning its tropical cyclone warning number four on the formation of tropical storm Kate east of the Lesser Antilles.
Hurricane Ida in the Gulf of Mexico moving farther away from Cuba
The Cuban Institute of Meteorology in its Tropical Cyclone No. 12 warning issued at six o'clock this morning about Hurricane Ida reports that the hydrometeorological phenomenon is entering the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and moving further away from Cuba.
Hurricane Ida leaves significant rainfall at its wake in Cuba
The intense rains associated with Hurricane Ida will not only mean substantial increases in accumulated rainfall in the country, but also more volumes of water retained in reservoirs and subway basins, one of the few positive aspects of meteorological phenomena, especially when long droughts have prevailed.
Havana Takes Action to Cushion Hurricane Ida’s Impact
The combination of hurricane Ida’s strong winds and heavy rains can inflict damage on the capital Havana, where authorities and the people have taken action to cushion such impact.
Western Cubans Protect their Homes from Ida
Cubans in this westernmost province took actions to protect their homes ahead of the landfall by category one hurricane Ida, after 13 years of no hurricane impact on this province.
Hurricane Ida pounds Isle of Youth in Cuba
Meteorlogist Yuslandi Verdecia reported ACN via telephone that hurricane Ida, category 1 on the Saffir-Simpson scale, is already over the Isle of Youth and the band of winds and rains are perceptible throughout the special municipality.
Diaz Canel tours Havana neighborhood and oxygen plant
Cuban president, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, paid an early morning visit to the Los Sitios People's Council, located in the capital's Centro Habana municipality.
Tropical storm Ida hits Cayo Largo del Sur with winds of up to 55 kilometers per hour
Located in the northwestern Caribbean Sea and south of the island of Cuba, Cayo Largo del Sur, tourist destination under the jurisdiction of the Isle of Youth, is hit by heavy rains and winds of up to 55 kilometers per hour, associated with tropical storm Ida, the ninth storm of the current hurricane season.
Cuba Thanks Italy for its Contribution to Fighting SARS-CoV-2
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez thanked Italy for its contribution to fight COVID-19 on the island, a donation that arrived Wednesday in Havana.
Cuban Denies Rumors about Document Certification
The Cuban Health Ministry (MINSAP) denied rumors spread on social media about alleged new regulations on the application and certification of documents to be presented abroad.
Climate change, between a growing threat and the challenges of science
The most recent report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) casts more shadows than lights on the unavoidable issue of climate change: scientists are observing changes in the Earth’s climate in every region and across the whole climate system.
Micro-industries will contribute to food security in western Cuba
The launching of a micro-industry on the Isle of Youth to make flour from the breadfruit tree (Artocarpus altilis) will contribute to food security and nutritional education, one of Cuba's priorities.







