The president of the Executive Board of UNESCO, Alissandra Cummins, will travel to Cuba to participate in the 10th Regional Meeting on Management of Historic Centers in Latin America and the Caribbean, local media reported today.»
Blog Archives May 2012
Cuba to Give Priority to Technical Education
Cuba will give priority to the technical and professional education in the next academic year to begin in September, as a way to contribute to the process of changes in the economy and society.»
Bolivian Lawmaker: Opposition is Hatching a Coup
The leader of Bolivia´s ruling party Movement towards Socialism (MAS), Roberto Rojas, denounced that a coup-oriented conspiracy by the opposition is underway in the country.»
Mirta Rodriguez: I don’t Like to Say that my Son is in Jail
Antonio has always tried to keep his mother informed on the projects he’s involved in. First he did it from the Florence federal prison in Colorado, and since January 2012, from the Marianna prison in Florida, where he serves a 21 years and 10 months sentence. So she knows about his Math lessons -he’s paid $6,52/month for them-, and his »
Hugo Chavez Returns to Venezuela
The farewell of Cuban President Raul Castro to his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez is highlighted by the media of the Caribbean country today.»
Tourism Minister: FITCUBA 2012 was a Huge Success
Cuban Minister of Tourism Manuel Marrero announced the next Fair will have Varadero resort as its venue next May 7-10, and it will be dedicated to the sun and beach modality. He also said Brazil will be the guest country.»
Fidel Castro: The 67th Anniversary of the Victory over Nazi-Fascism
No political event can be judged outside of the era and the circumstances in which it took place. No one even knows one percent of the fabulous history of Man; but thanks to history, we know about occurrences that go beyond the limits of the imaginable.»
Cuba’s Sancti Spiritus, Energy-Independent
For many experts the future economic development in Sancti Spiritus province is “decided” in an open space of just over 26 000 square meters of land, located in a former sugar cane plantation in the sugar mill Melanio Hernandez, next toTuinucu village.»
Men Create Needlework in Trinidad, Cuba
Although it is not possible to determine when Trinidad male residents got first interested in unraveling works, it can be affirmed that it was not long ago.»
Granma Daily Denounces Attempts to Associate Cuba with Riots in Syria
It was denounced that U.S. uses Cuban-American personnel and Syrian people controlled from Miami to create subversive campaigns against both countries. »