Sergio Scaravino, head of the Regional Office of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in Latin America, expects that the conference on information and communication technologies results in more and better cooperation between all countries.

Authorities from the United Arab Emirates and Cuba expressed interest in considering opportunities in their respective countries to increase economic and commercial exchange and boot sustainable energy development.

In what has been considered a defiance of the Cuba rapprochement policy undertaken by President Barack Obama, the US House of Representatives adopted a clause within the 2016 Transportation budget to keep the Cuba-travel ban.

A U.S. State Department's recently declassified document, dating from 1976, fingers at Luis Posada Carriles as the most probable mastermind behind the terrorist bombing that year of a Cubana airlines jet, which claimed all 73 lives on board.

The US government confirmed on Thursday the removal of Cuba from the list of alleged state sponsors of international terrorism, with the publication of the decision in the Federal Register, the official newspaper of the U.S. government, reported Prensa Latina.

June 1 marked the beginning of the hurricane season for the Caribbean Area, which came along the rainy season, but forecasts say that rain will continue to be scarce.

The 8th Continental Encounter in Solidarity with Cuba will take place July 28-30 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

We will continue working with people of good will in the U.S. so Congress eliminates the blockade against Cuba and we normalize relations, said Reverend Jim Winkler, President of the National Council of Churches of that country (NCC).

The president of Russia´s Rosatom Corporation, Serguei Kirienko and Cuban Science minister Elba Rosa Perez considered in Moscow opportunities for bilateral cooperation in the nuclear energy field.

Characterized by not being very active, the hurricane season in the Atlantic basin, including the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, starts today and will run until November 30.

The U.S. government removed Cuba from the list of states sponsoring international terrorism, according to an official note by the State Department.

Despite current efforts towards the future normalization of bilateral relations between the United States and Cuba, the US´s dry-wet feet law continues to encourage dangerous and illegal departures of Cuban citizens to the US.

The countdown to withdraw Cuba from the US list of countries sponsor of international terrorism is running in Washington as Friday marks the deadline for the Congress to issue a resolution that could oppose the presidential decision.

There is growing bipartisan support in the U.S. Congress for bills that lift restrictions to travel and agricultural trade with Cuba, asserted in Havana the Democrat senator for the state of New Mexico, Tom Udall.