Internal elections of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) began on Sunday throughout the country with the traditional reveille and the call for general participation.»
Prensa Latina News Agency
Cuban First Vice President Receives Mexican Senate Speaker
Cuban First Vice President Miguel Diaz-Canel met the speaker of the Mexican Senate, Miguel Barbosa, who headed the delegation to the two-day Cuba-Mexico Interparliamentary Meeting held in Havana.»
Cuban Five Continue South African Tour
After concluding their stay in Gauteng, the five Cubans who were held in US prisons for fighting terrorism travel to the South African province of Limpopo on Sunday.»
Demonstrations Continue in Ecuadorian Cities
Opposition to the government of Rafael Correa in Ecuador held protests in the cities of Quito and Guayaquil on Thursday.»
Danzón Habana Festival Starts in Cuba
The 9th International Festival Danzón Habana begins today in this capital with the participation of singers, bands and dance companies from nine countries.»
San Juan de los Remedios Marks 500th Anniversary
The 8th village founded in Cuba, Remedios, located in the central province of Villa Clara, is marking 500 years of existence, which become socio-cultural event, local authorities stressed.»
Cuban Five Welcome in South African Parliament
The caucus of the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa’s parliament now receives the Cuban Five who arrived in the country last Sunday.»
Hollande, Obama to Hold Talk on Spying Issue
French President François Hollande and US Barack Obama will hold a telephone interview in the next few hours on the recent WikiLeaks disclose about the espionage of French presidents.»
Cuba: GDP to Exceed 4 Percent
Economy and Planning Minister Marino Murillo confirmed that Cuba’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will grow above 4 percent in the first semester of 2015.»
Bill by US Senators in Favor of Lifting the Travel Ban to Cuba
Traveling to Cuba for tourism continues to be banned in the United States. Getting there for approved purposes remains needlessly difficult and expensive according to a New York Times Editorial.»