Researchers from the Provincial Meteorological Center of Holguin are developing a novel project to measure the impact of coastal flooding on the Cuban archipelago as part of the initiatives to tackle climate change and reduce the effects of natural disasters.

HAVANA, Cuba, Apr 16 (ACN) The 8th Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC), the Congress of the historical continuity of the Cuban Revolution, opens its sessions this Friday at the Convention Center in Havana.

The new measures taken by the Cuban government in the agricultural sector will make it possible to increase the cattle mass and the production of milk and meat, and thus generate a higher income for producers and better options for the population.

Over three thousand senior citizens considered as vulnerable to the new coronavirus, including over 1 thousand of them living alone, are receiving personal attention by health personnel in this western city, which has witnessed sustained growth of positive COVID-19 cases.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez will participate at the II Ministerial Meeting of the Ibero-American Conference on Thursday.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez rejected allegations by high-level US officials that prohibitions on travel and remittances to Cuba are due to health symptoms reported by US diplomats.

Nearly 1,100 hectares were damaged by forest fires across Cuba in just over three and a half months, according to the Cuban Forest Ranger Corps (CGC) in an update provided as part of the XXV national campaign against wildfires. The CGC reported 186 events in that period, an average of one per day.

The Construction Research and Development Center (CIDC), the most important promoter of scientific and technological progress in the construction sector in Cuba, provides the country's building companies with new technologies and materials.

Since March 2020, Aymé Alomá Cruz’s career has been marked by her work with COVID-19 patients in serious and critical condition as a member of one of the teams at the ICU of the Amalia Simoni Surgical Clinical Hospital in the city of Camagüey.

Sixty years ago, in the early hours of April 15, 1961, nine B-26 bombers painted with the emblems of the Cuban air force took off from the small airport of Puerto Cabezas, in Nicaragua, as part of Operation Pluto, the Bay of Pigs invasion.

Failure to comply with hygienic and sanitary measures in workplaces is the main cause of the complex epidemiological situation in this province and the reason behind the appeal of the Provincial Defense Council (CDP) to responsible behavior in the fight against COVI-19.

There is widespread understanding of what Cuba needs to do to fight the epidemic and the most important thing is to enforce the health protocols, according to the Provisional Working Group for COVID-19 Prevention and Control, whose members met with Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, the Second Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, José Ramón Machado Ventura, and Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz.

Clever and appropriate: that’s how Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez described the new measures approved Tuesday to boost food production in the country following a thorough analysis of the views and concerns of experts, scientists, producers and managers of the Cuban agricultural system.

At the proposal of the President of the Republic, the Council of State approved the release of Gustavo Rodríguez Rollero from the post of Minister of Agriculture and the appointment of the current First Deputy Minister, Ydael Jesús Pérez Brito.