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Cuba announces more details on migration measures

The general director of Consular Affairs and Cubans Living Abroad, Ernesto Sobern, offered new details on the migratory measures referring to the extension of passport validity. In a direct transmission on the social network Facebook, Soberon said passports with 10-year validity will be those issued from July 1.»

Cubans recall purpose of José Martí’s unfinished letter

José Martí's brilliance

The letter, dated May 18, 1895, during the war in eastern Cuba, defines the principles and objectives of the struggle for independence, which restarted on February 24 of that year. In that document, considered his political testament, Martí warned about the expansionist appetites of the United States and the existence of an annexationist movement in the Cuban society that is »

Cuba extends passport validity and eliminates extensions

In response to the criteria of Cuban residents abroad, Cuba’s Foreign Ministry on Tuesday announced measures that include the extension of passport validity, the elimination of its extensions and the reduction of its cost.»

History and presence in the Agrarian Reform Law

The Agrarian Reform Law was the first law passed after the triumph of January 1959, as revolutionary and emancipating as the process that engendered it, under the leadership of Prime Minister Fidel Castro, and signed on May 17 of that year in the historic rebel Commandery of La Plata, Sierra Maestra.»

Cuba denounces U.S. blockade before UNESCO

Cuba's ambassador to UNESCO, Yahima Esquivel, denounced Tuesday during the debates of the organization's 216th Executive Council the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade against the island and demanded its immediate end.»

New gas field to expand power generation in Cuba

New gas field to expand power generation in Cuba

As part of the extension of electric energy capacities in 2023, the exploitation of a new gas field, in the northern strip of Mayabeque province(western Cuba), will increase energy production by about 30 megawatts per hour (MW/h), at the Puerto Escondido plant.»