Cuba First Vice-President Miguel Diaz-Canel saw off the first group of athletes that will compete in the Pan American Games to be held in the Canadian city of Toronto, July10-26.»
Radio Havana Cuba
Raul Castro Sends Congratulation Message to Tsipras
Cuban President Raul Castro has sent a message of congratulations to Greece’s Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, after his victory at a referendum held July 5.»
Fidel Castro Visits Research Institution in Havana
The historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro visited the Food Industry Research Center Friday evening, where he chatted for over four hours with 19 cheese makers who are taking a course at that center in Havana.»
Raul Castro Welcomes Visiting Chinese Vice Premier
Cuban President Raul Castro has received Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang, who is paying an official visit to Cuba as part of a Latin American tour.»
Cuban Five Attend Celebrations in South Africa
The five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters, known worldwide as The Five, attended the festivities for the 60th anniversary of South Africa’s Freedom Charter in Johannesburg on Thursday.»
Cuba-U.S. Expect to Announce Embassy Openings Next Week
Cuba and the United States are expected to formally announce the re-opening of embassies in Havana and Washington, D.C. next week, sources close to negotiations told ABC News.»
Italian Prime Minister Welcomes Cuban President
Cuban President, Raul Castro met on Sunday with the Prime Minister of Italy, Matteo Renzi, during a brief visit to Rome and the Vatican.»
Fidel Castro Calls to Preserve Spirit of Solidarity
Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro has called to preserve the spirit of international solidarity as a way to protect the human species.»
Pope Francis, Cuban President Raul Castro Meeting Announced
The Holy See confirmed that Pope Francis will receive Cuban President Raul Castro in a private meeting on Sunday, May 10th.»
Venezuela President Slams Spanish Interference in Domestic Affairs
Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday that his government may take measures against Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s government, which urged Caracas to release right-wing opposition leaders.»
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