The use of renewable energy sources to favor the functionality and comfort of a group of rooms of the Hotel Club Amigo Ancón in this province is one of the new features of the investment process of the facility, established in the 1980s.

The presence in this city of the eminent Cuban-born Spanish neurologist José A. Obeso Inchausti was praised by the Club of Chamberos living in Cuba, whose members are originally from the municipality of Chambas in the province of Ciego de Avila, where Mr. Obeso was born, and established the organization on March 11, 1956.

Sixty-three years after Executive Order 3447 became effective and imposed the U.S. blockade of Cuba, Havana university students will participate this evening in a large anti-imperialist encampment, the first of others to take place across the country this month.

“Tributo 2025, the new product of Havana Club's Iconic Collection, consolidates the renowned rum in Cuba and the world as a unique tribute to Cuban rum traditions with a mix of modernity, tradition and innovation”, Havana Club Internacional S.A. (HCI) marketing and sales director Amed Alvarez Tejo said at a press conference held at the Museum of Rum in Old Havana.

Established on February 4, 2020 within the University of Computer Science, the first of Cuba’s Scientific-Technological Parks (PCT) has reached its fifth anniversary after years of sustained efforts to boost national development through the use of science and innovation based on problem-solving teamwork, according to its president Rafael Torralbas Ezpeleta.

 Havana, Feb 5 (ACN) Palestinian-born American scholar Rabah Abdulhadi gave a lecture in Havana titled "From Vietnam to Palestine: The student intifada and internationalism" about the history of the Palestinian people and the value of their resistance.

Intended to contribute to a nation’s legal security, a challenge facing today’s world, the IV International Congress JURISCUBA 2024 opened its doors in this city in the presence of more than 300 Cuban and 41 foreign delegates from nine countries, including representatives of ministries and international legal organizations from Namibia, Spain, Venezuela and Russia.

Cuba ratified its commitment to collaborating with the United Children Fund (UNICEF) particularly in the healthcare area.

Cuban deputy foreign minister Anayansi Rodriguez is heading the island’s delegation at the 11th Meeting of National Coordinators of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) taking place February 6 and 7 in the Honduras city of San Pedro Sula.
Rodriguez, Cuban National Coordinator at CELAC, arrived in Honduras on Wednesday to attend the forum, which will consider the alliance’s agenda for the coming months and favor exchange and coordination of CELAC members’ positions in the face of regional issues, according to the Cuban Foreign Ministry.

All documents hitherto authenticated by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX) remain in force despite the official transfer of these functions to the Ministry of Justice (MINJUS).

In a post on X, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX) explained that the current formalities to authenticate documents remain valid regardless of the assumption of this process by the Ministry of Justice (MINJUS).

To Lam, general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (PCV), thanked Cuba for its affection for his nation, especially on the occasion of the political organization's anniversary.

Santiago de Cuba, the second most important city in the country, consolidates as a tourist destination in order to contribute to economic development at local and national level and, to this end, there have been aesthetic and safety improvements aligned with current trends and intended to provide better services, according to Claudia Marina Álvarez, a marketing specialist of the local office of the Ministry of Tourism.

Nothing better for an old coliseum like the Tomás Terry Theater (TTT) in the province of Cienfuegos than celebrating its 135th anniversary while hosting the VI Latin American Monologue Festival between February 27 and March 2.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, expressed his solidarity and support to Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, president of Mexico, in the face of the slanderous statements made by the U.S. government.