Sancti Spiritus workers, farmers, combatants, youth, housewives, and locals of all ages and professions will make line this Thursday to pay popular tribute to Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez Frías, who passed away Tuesday in Caracas.»

Venezuelans gathered in all the Bolivar plazas of the country to pay tribute to President Hugo Chavez.»

The Cuban government expressed its deepest sorrow for the passing away of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez and ratified its permanent support of the Bolivarian Revolution.»

Venezuelan President Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias passed away this March 5th in Venezuela, at the age of 59, after a long battle against cancer. Vice President Nicolás Maduro called “to pray and accept the difficult moment” when talking on the television to inform the world about the fatal event. He also asked for a special deployment of the army in »

Antonio Guerrero’s Birds of America, and one caricature exhibition by Gerardo Hernandez will be open to the public for one whole month at the local Casa de la Guayabera.»

With a revenue growth in both the Cuban convertible pesos (CUC) and total currency,  the Ministry of Tourism in Sancti Spiritus reports a good beginning of the year, confirmed sources from the industry in the Cuban central province.»

Team Cuba unleashed a ferocious offensive to beat China at the 3rd WBC 12×0. Homers by Alexei Bell and Jose Dariel Abreu were the first in the Fukuoka Dome Stadium, where Pool A has its venue.»

Daniel Chavarria, who attended the 22nd International Book Fair activities in Sancti Spiritus, said to feel himself at home.»

Sancti Spiritus residents bid farewell this Sunday to the 22nd International Book Fair which was dedicated to the 160th birthday anniversary of Jose Marti, historian Pedro Pablo Rodriguez, National Literature Prize winner Daniel Chavarria, and the Republic of Angola»

The 22nd International Book Fair in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, goes on amidst an austere yet diverse cultural program. Over 39 000 books have been so far sold in this book event dedicated to honor the 160th birthday anniversary of Jose Marti, historian Pedro Pablo Rodriguez, National Literature Prize winner Daniel Chavarria, and the Republic of Angola.»