Escambray ENGLISH EDITION
Cuba’s President Raul Castro congratulated Rafael Correa for his Sunday election victory, with which he guarantees a new term as president of Ecuador, Cubadebate website posted today.»
February, 2013
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17 February
U.S. Immigration Reform Bill Released
A draft of a White House immigration proposal would allow illegal immigrants to become legal permanent residents within eight years, media reported today.»
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17 February
Elections in Ecuador: Rafael Correa Exercised Right to Vote
President Rafael Correa and presidential candidate of the Alianza PAIS Movement on Sunday exercised his right to vote in the presence of international observers and national and foreign media.»
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14 February
International Book Fair Kicks off in Havana, Cuba
The day of love and friendship marks again the meeting point between literature and audience on the island, as part of the 22th International Book Fair, Cuba 2013.»
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12 February
Peru to Resume Presence in Antarctic Zone
The President of Peru, Ollanta Humala, announced today an increased presence of his country in Antarctica, during a visit to Machu Picchu base located in that continent.»
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12 February
Brazil-Cuba Talks about Improving Soccer in the Island
Brazilian Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo announced he will present the Cuban Soccer Federation a great project to develop soccer in Cuba, in his Tuesday statements.»
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12 February
Mariano Rajoy Sticks to his Working Reform
Spanish Head of Government Mariano Rajoy defended here his working reform Tuesday, which had been put in force by his administration a year ago, though more than 850,000 jobs were cancelled in that amount of time.»
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12 February
Fidel Castro Calls to Work on the Country’s Priorities (+photos)
Cuban Revolution Leader Fidel Castro shares with some journalists after casting his vote.»
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11 February
New Book by Antonio Guerrero in Cuban Book Fair
Antonio Guerrero is one of the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unjustly held in US.»
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11 February
Worldwide Shock over Resignation of Pope Benedict XVI
The news of the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI traveled worldwide today and caused a variety of reactions from governments, media and social networks.»
