Cuba President Raul Castro stressed the need for unity among Caribbean countries and Cuba to confront common challenges imposed by globalization and stressed that only with close cooperation we can overcome. In his opening speech to the Fifth Caricom-Cuba Summit mechanism, the Cuban leader recalled the history of slavery and the struggle for independence that share the Caribbean nations, which »

Cuba has played an important role in the development of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member nations, with its huge contribution in terms of education and health, declared on Saturday in Havana the Prime Minister of Grenada, Keith Mitchell.»

Dr. Felix Baez returs to Cuba after having been successfully treated for Ebola in Geneva, Switzerland.»

The Panamanian government on Thursday officially invited Cuban President Raul Castro to the Summit of the Americas, which will be hosted by that Central American nation April 10-11, 2015, the Panamanian Foreign Ministry announced.»

A press room was opened on Thursday night at the Palace of the Revolution to facilitate coverage of the Fifth Caricom-Cuba Summit, where on December 8th Caribbean Heads of State and Government will meet.»

Heads of State and Government of the member nations of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), and regional organizations, will be arriving in Havana this Saturday, to participate in the Fifth CARICOM-Cuba Summit.»

Economic and Trade Relations will be among the issues discussed at the Fifth Summit of the Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and Cuba which takes place in Havana, Cuba on Monday 8 December. The Summit will be preceded on Sunday by a meeting of the Foreign Ministers.»

Caribbean Community leaders, including Prime Minister Dean Barrow will gather in Havana, Cuba on Monday of next week for the fifth Cuba-CARICOM summit.»

Leaders of the region met in Havana this December 8th, for the V CARICOM-Cuba Summit.»

Cuban Doctor Félix Báez Sarría, who got infected with Ebola while fighting the disease in Sierra Leone, has no longer signs of the virus in his body fluids, according to the most recent tests made to him at the University Hospital of Geneva (HUG).»