Fidel’s first visit to the Soviet Union was recalled by Russian Deputy FM.»
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Youth Forum in Solidarity with Cuban 5 Concludes
The 4th International Youth Meeting in Solidarity with the Five concludes today.»
Raul Castro Bids Farewell to His Venezuelan Peer Nicolas Maduro
Cuban President Raul Castro bid farewell in this capital his Venezuelan peer Nicolas Maduro, who carried out an official visit to the Caribbean island.»
Cuba and Venezuela Sign 51 Cooperation Projects (+photos)
Maduro affirmed that the 51 projects that were approved in the 13th Meeting of the commission formed by Cuba and Venezuela’s governments, ratified that both countries walk on Chavez’s path.»
Cuba Reaffirms Commitment to Back Haiti Development
Cuba will continue to support the Haitian people according to their needs and its authorities can count on us, Cuban First Vice President, Miguel Diaz-Canel reiterated this Friday upon arrival in Haiti.»
Online Discussion on Human Rights in Cuba
Representatives of the Cuban civil society are carrying out an online debate this Friday about human rights in the island, in which its organizers expect participation of various Internet users from different parts of the world.»
Rene Gonzalez in Cuba for Private Visit
René Gonzalez, one of the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unjustly convicted in the United States, is in Havana on a private and family visit, national media reported.»
Canadian Solidarity Brigade Arrives in Cuba
The 12th Che Guevara Solidarity Brigade, made up of Canadians, is arriving this Thursday in Cuba to carry out a full schedule of activities to demonstrate support for Cuba.»
Venezuelan Authorities Arrest Alleged US Agent
Venezuelan authorities announced this Thursday the arrest of US citizen Timothy Hallet, linked to actions of violence staged in this country following April 14 presidential elections.»
Cuban Yarisley Silva Wins U.S. Rally
Cuban pole vaulter Yarisley Silva holds today the championship title from the “Pole Vault in the Mall” contest held in the U.S. city of Des Moines, with a four meters, 82 centimeter leap.»