Cuba

The nomination of candidates for delegates to the People's Power, the recovery from the damage caused by Hurricane Ian and an important conference were among other topics in the news, this week in Cuba.»

According to a report form the United States embassy in Cuba, the full processing of immigrant visas will be resumed in Cuba, on January 4th, 2023,»

Irish MEP Mick Wallace and British academic Helen Yaffe highlighted Cuba's response to climate change the day before in the European Parliament, where a documentary on the island's strategies was presented»

Cuba has maintained its "zero tolerance" policy with respect to any form of human trafficking. This is confirmed by the recently published report of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the behavior of this issue during 2021, a year in which the prevention and confrontation of human trafficking and related crimes was further strengthened.»

Sancti Spiritus has an infant mortality rate of 3.4 per 1,000 live births, the lowest in the country, according to Dr. Frank Garcia, head of the Maternal and Infant Program in that territory.»

The National Center for Seismological Research of Cuba reported early Tuesday morning a perceptible earthquake of 4.6 magnitude northeast of the city of Las Tunas, in the eastern region of the Island.»

Cuban education is currently among the sectors most affected by the blockade imposed by the United States for more than six decades.»

The attempt to set a new Guinness Record by recreating the world's great Adam and Eve cocktail marks the fourth day of the 69th World Cocktail Championship on Monday.»

Interview with Newsweek Senior Foreign Policy Writer Tom O'Connor on the difficult relations between Cuba and U.S»

In this realm of nostalgia and feeling that Filin is, marvelous convergence of bolero and jazz, the great legacy and memory of Maestro Cesar Portillo de la Luz will exist. »