In a post on Facebook, Sol de Cuba magazine reports that Cuba is attending the celebrations for the 50^th anniversary of the Tianguis Turístico in Acapulco, where the island showcased its culture, nature, and hospitality as unique qualities.

The Permanent Mission of Cuba to the United Nations denounced the impact of the United States' economic, commercial, and financial blockade on the development of telecommunications during the 48th session of the UN Information Committee.

The Permanent Mission of Cuba to the United Nations denounced the impact of the United States' economic, commercial, and financial blockade on the country's development during the Policy Dialogue between the Group of Friends of the Global Development Initiative and the UN Task Force on Partnerships for the 2030 Agenda.

In a post on Facebook, Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Rafael Fernández de Cossío Domínguez remarked that the rise in electricity generation and the relative reduction of power outages in recent days reveal the impact of the oil blockade imposed by the United States.

The Ministry of Tourism highlighted on its social media, through the magazine Sol de Cuba, that Cuba is a safe and enriching destination, according to testimonials shared by travelers on digital platforms.

The Energy for Life campaign, launched from Italy in support of the Cuban people, has raised more than 200,000 euros to date for the purchase and installation of solar panels.

The annual conversion of more than 20 tons of beef tallow, acquired from meat processing plants across the country, into raw materials for soaps and other hygiene, beauty, and skin health products demonstrates the commitment of the Delavida Local Development Project (PDL) in the municipality of Moron, in the central province of Ciego de Avila, to implementing a circular economy model.

The Municipal Labor Offices have announced the National Job Fair, to be held this Friday, February 20, in all Havana municipalities, with the aim of promoting employment in the country.

The escalating aggression of U.S. imperialism demonstrates daily who truly constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat in this complex economic and social context we are experiencing.

The Organizing Committee of the 26th Habanos Festival announced the postponement of its next edition, scheduled for late February, with the aim of preserving the highest levels of quality, excellence, and experience that characterize this international gathering.

With the aim of contributing to the revitalization of the local agro-industry, reducing post-harvest losses, and generating new income for the regions, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) supported a project in Cuba focused on strengthening the mango and coffee value chains, with an emphasis on the comprehensive use of the fruit and its byproducts.

 In his appearance on Mesa Redonda program, Vladimir Regueiro Ale, Cuban Minister of Finance and Prices, reported on the actions the country is taking in this area to confront the aggressive escalation of US aggression against Cuba, especially in the energy sector.