Cuba condemned the attack on the US diplomatic Mission in Libya and regretted the death of the US ambassador, according to a statement released by the Cuban Foreign Ministry’s United States Division.»

The Ministry of Foreign Relations (Minrex) informed today that US citizen Alan Gross health remains normal and he exercises regularly.»

September 12 marks the 14th anniversary of the arrest by FBI agents of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters, who were given extremely long and unfair sentences by a Miami court in 2001.»

US attorney Martin Garbus exposed in details how Washington paid journalists from several US media outlets to mount a campaign in Miami to guarantee that the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters, held for 14 years in that country, were convicted during a trial held in 2001.»

Cuba’s National Elections Commission called satisfactory the arrangements for the Oct. 21st nomination of candidates to make up the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power with the run-offs set for October 28th.»

Cuba denounced at the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) limitations on access to radioactive materials for health and food security as a result of the U.S. blockade on the island.»

The Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) has prepared some activities to mark, on September 12th, the 14th anniversary of the incarceration of the five compatriots who remain in US soil for fighting terrorism at the very core of extremist organizations from the Florida state.»

After the power failures reported in western and central Cuba this Sunday night, electric service tends to go back to normality, although experts consider the possibility of new electrical faults this Monday during the so-called peak hours.  »

Cuban president Raul Castro sent a congratulatory message to his Angolan counterpart Jose Eduardo Dos Santos for the victory of the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), in the general elections of August 31.»

Former U.S. President James Carter said that his country and Cuba could hold a “more sincere” dialogue if the island is removed from Washington’s controversial list of state sponsors of terrorism.»