Cuba

Cuba’s President Raul Castro spoke over the phone with the presidents of the Councils of Defense of the country’s eastern provinces to learn about the affectations caused by Hurricane Sandy.»

The Cuban television broadcast a special program on Wednesday night to deepen into details of updating the immigration policy of the country and to announce new measures taken in this field, in addition to those already reported last week»

At six o’clock on Thursday morning Hurricane Sandy went out to the sea, with category 2 and left the Cuban territory near Cabo Lucrecia, in the eastern province of Holguin.»

Cuba started this Tuesday to get ready in view of the threat post by tropical storm “Sandy”, which is expected to hit several eastern provinces.»

Cuban electoral authorities considered these preliminary results as a win of the revolutionary process in the island.»

Tropical storm Sandy continued to gain organization and now maintains 75-kilometer-per hour maximum sustained winds with higher gusts as it moves north towards Jamaica after a stationary period.»

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro published on Monday, October 22nd, a comment in which he ridicules what he names “the imperialist media coop” that have been speculating about his health for several days.»

as from January 14th, 2013, it will only be necessary to submit the ordinary passport, duly updated, and the visa issued by the country of destination, in those cases when it is required.»

President of the Council of State and Ministers, Army General Raul Castro, voted early this Sunday morning after the polling stations were opened.»

The president of the National Electoral Commission Alina Balseiro Balseiro stressed the organization, discipline and enthusiasm that characterize elections all over the country.»