The visitors, mostly young people coming from Italy, Russia, Turkey, Spain, and Switzerland, will stay in central Cuba from July 16th to 20th.»
Prensa Latina News Agency
Famous Stolen Painting Returns to Venezuela
After 12 years of absence ””The Odalisque in red pants”, of the French painter Henri Matisse (1869-1954), returns to Venezuela after being recovered by U.S. authorities.»
Renowned Cuban Architect Mario Coyula Passed Away
The legendary Cuban architect Mario Coyula, National Cultural Heritage Award, died at the age of 79, after a long struggle against cancer.»
Puerto Ricans Call for Releasing Gerardo, Ramón and Antonio
Puerto Rican independence fighter Nestor Nazario said the Cuban Five, instead of being imprisoned in the United States, deserved to be awarded by that government.»
Raul Castro Attends Session of Cuban Parliament
Cuban President, Raul Castro, attended the third regular session of the Eighth Legislature of the National Assembly of People’s Power (Parliament), held at the Palace of Conventions in Havana.»
Cuban Legislators Discuss Comprehensive Economic Issues
Some 608 Cuban legislators are informed today about the work of the Ministry of Agriculture, prior to the Third Ordinary Period of the Seventh Legislature of the Parliament which convenes tomorrow.»
FIFA Considers Brazil-2014 the Best Cup in History
Jerome Valcke says that FIFA World Cup Brazil-2014 is turning out to be the best ever»
Argentinian Training Ship Opens to Public in Havana
The Argentinian frigate “Libertad,” docked at the Havana harbor as part of a tour of several Latin American countries, is open for visits from the Cuban public, starting today, until July 6.»
Panamanian President Welcomes Cuban Vice President
New Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela welcomed Cuban Vice President Gladys Bejerano, who attended the mass inauguration ceremony at the stadium Rommel Fernandez in Panama City.»
Cuban Parliament Commissions Meet for Discussions
The Cuban Parliament is meeting today to discuss a broad agenda, prior to the third ordinary period of sessions of its Eighth Legislature, convened for Saturday, July 5. More than 350 legislators, meeting in 10 permanent working committees of that legislative body, will examine topics related to their fields. Additional issues include actions to confront social indiscipline, illegal activities, and »