The medical brigade that left for Chile two months ago to provide care to people affected by severe flooding and heavy rains returned to Cuba early this Thursday.»

Reidel Ortelio Hernández González is the only health co-operator from Sancti Spiritus currently working in Nepal, told Escambray about his experiences in that Asian nation.»

Colombia will promote genetic probes to identify victims of the armed conflict via a new lab, which will ease the recognition of thousands of bodies found in mass graves, said RCN La Radio.»

United States ratified today the withdrawal of Cuba from the alleged sponsors of terrorism list by publishing the decision in the Federal Register, the official journal of the U.S. Government.»

The community work of local institutions, the socio-historical and identity values of the village, and the need to study audience deeper, were the focus of the XXI Colloquium on Sancti Spiritus Culture, on occasion of the 501 anniversary of the  village.»

US Democrat Hillary Clinton would defeat any Republican candidate in 2016 despite the fact that half of Americans see her unfavorably, today told a CNN / ORC.»

Swiss Joseph Blatter, president of FIFA, today announced at a press conference that he tended his resignation to the Board of Directors.»

President Raul Castro called for the constant use of constructive criticism in the context of the transformations being carried out today in the Caribbean island.»

The Caguayo Foundation, presided by Cuban sculptor Alberto Lescay, is paying tribute to Wifredo Lam, one of Cuba’s most universal painters, at the 12th Havana Biennial.»

Salvadorian President Salvador Sanchez Ceren concluded  his official visit to Cuba, which he described as successful.»