The governor of the state of Mexico Eruviel Avila and Cuban ambassador Dagoberto Rodriguez attended the signing of a bilateral collaboration accord in the field of education in Havana this week.»
Blog Archives February 2014
UNESCO Highlights Cuban Achievements in Education
Cuba is recognized worldwide for its high rates of implementation of the objectives of Education for Everyone, UNESCO stated today.»
Caribbean Baseball Series: Aggressors of Cuban Athletes Arrested
Venezuelan Nueva Esparta Department state court ordered the arrest of seven individuals, presumably involved in the aggression against the Cuban baseball team participating at the Caribbean Baseball Series.»
Evo Morales Candidate of Next Presidential Elections
President Evo Morales stated that he feels strong enough to continue leading his country five more years, alluding to his candidacy for re-election in the October polls.»
Camilo, the Boyfriend of All Cuban Grandmas
Since I was very young, I used to hear my grandmother talk about Camilo Cienfuegos. I didn’t know who he was, but I realized she was very fond of him. “There is nobody like him”, she said. I even thought she referred to a boyfriend of hers.»
Cuban Observer Talks about Elections in El Salvador
Reverend Raul Suarez, director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center, who attended the El Salvador elections as an international observer, assured that the process is highly significant for Latin America.»
Bank Loans Facilitated to Self-employed Workers in Cuba
Since December 2011 banks in Cuba offer the option of loans to self-employed persons to invest in working capital (payment of raw materials, supplies, salaries) and business-related funds (construction of places, and buying means for works) .»
UN: World Impact of CELAC Declaration of Peace Highlighted
The Declaration of the Community of Latin America and Caribbean States (CELAC) to establish a Zone of Peace is an example for the whole world, said UN expert on democracy, Alfred de Zayas.»
Costa Rica Presidential Elections Results Released
None of the 13 candidates in Costa Rica’s presidential race succeeded in winning the required number of votes for an outright victory, leaving the two leading players facing a run-off next month, the electoral authority said late Sunday.»
Cuba to Chair World Health Assembly
Cuba this year will preside over the 67th World Health Assembly, which is recognition of the achievements of its Revolution in the sphere of medical care and its role in the international arena, according to a senior health official.»