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 site. Barack Obama Honors Cuban National Hero Jose Marti U.S. »

“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 Eusebio Leal, who leads a comprehensive and sustainable restoration project »

Raul Castro held official talks with Nicolás Maduro, who was also awarded the Jose Marti Order. Both leaders attended the signing of agreements between Venezuela and Cuba»

The President of the United States, Barack Obama, will arrive in Havana in the afternoon of Sunday, March 20, to pay an official visit, the Cuban Foreign Ministry confirmed today»

Nicolás Maduro praised the existing relations between Cuba and his country, upon arrival at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana where he was received by the Cuban First Vice President, Miguel Diaz-Canel»

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»

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva returned to the Brazilian Government today as the new chief of staff, amid a tense situation due to Judge Sergio Moro’s abuse of authority»

The expected appointment today of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as a government minister puts him squarely in the eye of the political storm in Brazil»