Cuba

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.»

José Martí International Colloquium underway in Havana

The International Colloquium. José Martí. A man of all times, begins on Wednesday the first of its three-day sessions in Havana, with the attendance of scholars of his work from Argentina, Cuba, the United States, Japan, Mexico and Puerto Rico, both in person and virtually.»

Cubans remember Celia Sánchez’s 103rd birthday

Cubans recall Tuesday the 103rd birthday of heroine Celia Sánchez, a key figure in the country's revolutionary process. She was characterized by her simplicity and great connection with the people.»

Celebration in Cuba of Son Day

Sancti Spíritus celebrates Son Day

Concerts, record presentations and talks will take place in Havana from today until next Sunday to celebrate Son Day, dedicated this year to the 135th anniversary of the birth of Ignacio Piñeiro.»