Belgian ambassador, Patrick Van Gheel, thanked the Cuban government and people for their solidarity with his country after the terrorist attacks on Tuesday Mar 22nd, which he described as a sad day for the nation»

The Vice President of the Cuban Council of Ministers, Ricardo Cabrisas, received the Minister of State and Foreign Affairs of Gabon, Emmanuel Issoze, who is on an official visit to the island»

Now that the US president visit is already a thing of the past, we wonder if we will be able to find the midpoint in the broad spectrum of positions ranging, without doubt, from blind enthusiasm to denial of barricade»

U.S. President. Barack Obama recent official visit to Cuba is regarded as a step forward in the development of bilateral relations. After complying with a busy agenda of activities in Havana, Obama was bid farewell this Tuesday at the Jose Marti International Airport by Cuban President, Raul Castro, with which he concluded his historic visit to the Caribbean nation, the »

President Raul Castro said goodbye to his US counterpart Barack Obama, who concluded an official visit to the island described as an historic event: Obama became the first US President to visit Cuba in 88 years. At Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, from where Obama will fly to Argentina, both Presidents shook hands again, reaffirming the willingness to continue »

At least 26 people have been killed in Belgium after three explosions in the capital airport and a railway station, in what authorities have called terrorist attacks»

US President, Barack Obama began his address to the Cuban civil society by condemning the terrorist attacks in the airport and metro in Brussels, killing 34 dead and wounding over 170 people. Speaking, during his visit to Cuba, at the Gran Teatro de La Habana ‘Alicia Alonso’ and after being informed of the attacks in Brussels that caused 20 dead »

President of Cuba, Raul Castro, attends today the Gran Teatro de La Habana Alicia Alonso, where his US counterpart, Barack Obama, delivers a public speech»

The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, spoke with ten female Cuban students in Havana this Monday, March 21, regarding their experiences as part of the official visit to the island»

US President Barack Obama is currently addressing Cubans at the Gran Teatro de La Habana, recently named after Alicia Alonso, thus becoming not only the second American president to visit Cuba in its history as a nation, but also the second American president who chooses such location to speak to the citizens of the island. Republican Calvin Coolidge was the »