The Institute for the Study of the Americas in Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina, will host two forums October 24th focusing on the Cuban anti-terrorist fighters held in US jails since 1998.»
Blog Archives October 2013
Raul Castro Meets Tabare Vazquez in Cuba
Cuban President Raul Castro received former head of state of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay Tabare Vazquez, who is visiting the island.»
World Combat Games: Idalys Ortiz Heads Cuban Female Judo Team
Judoka Idalys Ortiz, Olympic and World Champion, leads the Cuban women’s judo team, traveling to St. Petersburg, Russia, headquarters of the 2nd World Combat Games, announced JIT.»
Fidel Castro’s Historic Defense Remembered in Cuba
Fidel Castro was the main defendant in the attack on Moncada Garrison case.»
Sancti Spiritus: Continued Medical Care for Retinitis Pigmentosa Patients
The specialized and multidisciplinary healthcare provided to retinitis pigmentosa patients in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, has made it possible to reduce the development of this chronic degenerative disease.»
Cuban Women U-20 Team Defeats National Selection
The Cuban women’s soccer squad, U-20, beat the national team 2-1 in the first of 2 agreed warm up games celebrated at the capital’s Pedro Marrero Stadium, that will house the 2nd match on Tuesday.»
Cristina Fernandez Discharged from Hospital after Surgery
Cristina Fernández will have to stay at her residence for a month, where she will be strictly monitored.»
Sancti Spiritus Announces Delegation to Ecuador Youth Festival
The Provincial Festival of Youth and Students was concluded last Saturday in Sancti Spiritus.»
Russia Warns on Plans to Hinder Syrian Chemical Disarmament
Foreign Minister Serguei Lavrov reiterated Russia’s warning against possible attempts by Syrian armed opposition groups to hinder the destruction of the country’s chemical arsenal and thereby reopen the way to a military intervention.»
Cuba: U.S. Blockade Hinders Healthcare
Before the World Trade Organization (WTO), Cuba denounced the damage the U.S. blockade has caused the island’s health sector, including blocking its ability to purchase medicines for its population.»