The pandemic will cause negative effects on the Cuban economy, in addition to the damage caused by the blockade imposed by the United States, but we are working seriously and with dedication to lessen them, said Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz, minister of foreign trade and foreign investment.

A postage stamp dedicated to May Day was postmarked this morning at the headquarters of the Cuban Workers Federation (CTC by its Spanish acronym).

With the arrival on Wednesday of 94 travelers, including 72 Cubans living abroad, 20 crew members and two residents, Cuba continues dropping the number of passengers arriving in the country, the Ministry of Public Health ( MINSAP by its Spanish acronym) reported in Havana.

The Cuban Telecommunications Company (ETECSA by its Spanish acronym) has published on its official website the new measures announced by Jorge Luis Perdomo, its minister, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cuba is boosting the use of more efficient and environmentally energy in public transportation, as evidenced by the operation of an all-electric bus in Havana and 39 hybrid buses for passenger transport.

Given the constant expansion of COVID-19 in the world, a group of American economists asked the United States government to lift the unilateral coercive measures imposed on countries such as Venezuela, Cuba and Iran, in order to prevent the increase in the number of fatal victims.

Cuban PM Manuel Marrero congratulated this Thursday on social media the workers of the Tryp Habana Libre Hotel, on the occasion of its 62nd anniversary.

Tania Perez, director of training, human resources, organization and communication of Cuban leading oil company CUPET, and Alexander Gordievsky, director of the academic division of the Industrial University of Tyumen, signed a collaboration agreement in Moscow.

A loader crane began operating at the José Antonio Echeverria Cereal Business Unit, located in the Cuban capital.

Located close to the Cuban Capitol, the Gran Hotel Bristol already has guests and is in the start-up phase.
The hotel was opened on February 17, becoming the second of the Swiss company Kempinski Hotels in Havana, and the third in the country.

Cuba and Belarus ratified their interest in fostering economic cooperation, trade and investment, with particular emphasis on the potential that both countries offer in science and high technology.

Cuba and UK assessed the progress in economic, trade and investment relations between the two countries and the extensive reach of this potential, during a visit by senior UK foreign ministry officials to Havana.