BRUNO RODRIGUEZ PARRILLA

US President Barack Obama, today recognized the extraordinary achievements of Cuba in areas such as health and education during the second day of his visit to the Caribbean country»

President Raúl Castro acknowledged today that concrete results have been achieved in the 15 months since the decision of his country and the United States to resume diplomatic relations was announced. During a press conference at the Revolution Palace in this capital along with his US peer Barack Obama, the »

President Raul Castro officially received his US counterpart Barack Obama at the Revolution Palace in Havana and both leaders held official talks. After the ceremony, Raul and Obama greeted the members of both delegations before starting their talks, that will end with statements to the press that gathers at the »

“Qué Bolá Cuba?’” was the greeting posted on Twitter by the US President, Barack Obama, after arriving in this capital for a three-day visit»

Under a persistent light rain, U.S. President Barack Obama today visited the historical center of Havana, declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1982. Accompanied by his wife, and two daughters Malia and Sasha, Obama began his tour of Havana at Plaza de Armas (Arms Square), guided by Havana City’s Historian »

US President Barack Obama arrived in Havana today, thus becoming the first president of that country to travel to the island after the triumph of the Revolution in January, 1959. Obama was welcomed at the José Martí International Airport by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, Cuban Ambassador to the »

The agenda for the visit to be paid by US President Barack Obama on March 20-22 will include official talks, a tour of Old Havana and an address to the civil society, announced Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez»

In statement to the press, the Cuban foreign minister affirmed that Obama will be welcomed with the hospitality that distinguishes our people»

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez denounced at the General Assembly of the United Nations the full implementation of the US blockade, despite the steps taken in the bilateral approach.»

Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodriguez is in New York to attend a new vote of the UN General Assembly on the need to put end to the US blockade against the Island. Rodriguez who arrived to this city yesterday, will speak on Tuesday to the plenary of 193 countries, in »