The Center for Industrial Biotechnology (Cebi), applies techniques with microorganisms for the recovery of ecosystems damaged by human industrial activity, taking into account the negative impact on food security of soil and water contamination by persistent organic compounds and heavy metals.
Cuban Center for Advanced Studies joins efforts to the fight against COVID-19
The Cuban Center for Advanced Studies (CEA), like other scientific institutions in the country, have joined their potential to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus in the country.
Cuban Agroforestry Experimental Station carries out projects for sustainable agricultural development
The Agroforestry Experimental Station, located in the municipality of Tercer Frente (eastern Cuba), develops scientific projects of international collaboration to boost sustainable agricultural development.
Cuba highlights role of its biotechnology in saving lives
Cuban foreign minister, Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, highlighted today the role of biotechnology in the country, which guarantees health and saves lives despite the permanent choking of the economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States.
Cuban President Calls to Sensitive Response to the Country’s Challenges
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel held a meeting with government authorities in the western province of Pinar del Rio on Thursday where he called to overcome current difficulties with actions based on intelligence and sensitiveness.
Potato harvest to kick off in late February
Between February 25 and March 1, the harvest of potatoes planted with nationally multiplied seed will begin in the province of Mayabeque, a crop that despite its high popular demand has suffered lower production rates in relation to last year.
Cuban minister of science, tech and environment highlights increase in financing
Elba Rosa Perez Montoya, Cuban minister of science, technology and environment, said on Wednesday that the increase in financing for the development of this sector has been significant in Cuba in recent years.
Environmental regulation and safety also help fight COVID-19 in Cuba
The Office of Regulation and Environmental Safety (ORSA) made its biosafety expertise available to entities of the scientific park to help them counteract the impact of the new coronavirus pandemic.
Perceptible earthquake reported in Eastern Cuba
At 2:59 a.m. on Thursday, January 21, 2021, the Network of Stations of the Cuban National Seismological Service recorded a 3.4 magnitude earthquake reported as perceptible, located at coordinates 19.80 degrees north latitude and -76.44 degrees west longitude, at a depth of 11 km and 21.7 km southwest of the town of Chivirico in the municipality of Guamá, in the province of Santiago de Cuba. This is the second perceptible earthquake of the year 2021.
Scientific Work is an Investment not an Expense
Cuba’s Science, Technology and Environment minister Elba Rosa Perez said that scientific work cannot be considered an expense but instead an investment because it plays a strategic role in the country’s development.
Cuban Covid Vaccines Impact on International Media
Havana, Jan 20 (ACN) The silence kept thus far by international media outlets about the development by Cuba of local vaccine candidates could be broken by the latest information on those projects released by the director of the Cuban Vaccine Institute, Vicente Vérez Bencomo, during a news conference on Wednesday.
Cuba and the European Union ratify willingness to strengthen bilateral ties
During the third Joint Council between Cuba and the European Union (EU), which met today virtually, both sides ratified their willingness to continue working to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation.
Sugar plant in Cuban province starts production of organic sugar for export
The Carlos Baliño sugar plant, belonging to the municipality of Santo Domingo, in Villa Clara province(central Cuba) began production of organic sugar this week, an important export product made exclusively in this city's industry.
Havana Governor Asks for More Effective Action against Covid 19
Havana’s governor Reinaldo Garcia Zapata demanded higher rigor and effectiveness in using local resources against the complex Covid 19 flare-up currently hitting the Cuban capital.
Almost 4.5 million Cubans have internet access on cell phones
Frank Pavon Carbonell, deputy director of Cuban Telephone Company (ETECSA) vice presidency of network operations, said today on Twitter that 4.4 million Cubans access the Internet through mobile data service.
Cuban President thanks Luíz Inácio Lula da Silva for his solidarity
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez thanked today in his Twitter account the solidarity, respect and affection of the former Brazilian President Luíz Inácio Lula da Silva and current Honorary President of the Workers’ Party of Brazil, ratified during his visit to this capital.