Cuba

The United States embassy in Cuba is preparing to issue emigrant visas in a limited and gradual manner, the charge d'affaires Timothy Zúñiga-Brown reported today. »

As Cuba develops an intense legislative schedule to set its 2019 Constitution, the updating of the Penal Code with a marked educational and preventive vocation is predicted.»

Although experts agree that Cuba is moving towards controlling COVID-19, the call continues to maintain epidemiological surveillance of travelers entering the country to minimize the transmission of the disease.»

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Investment (Mincex) convened the 38th Havana International Fair, Fihav 2022, after two years suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic.»

A provision by Cuba's Council of Ministers in force as of Wednesday speeds up the introduction of the digital signature in entities and agencies of the State, Government and finance. »

Several groups, U.S. activists, and solidarity associations are preparing for the U.S.-Cuba International Normalization Conference, to be held on March 19 and 20 in Manhattan, New York.»

Digital television advances in Cuba, where as of today the exit of analog thansmissions of two chanels begins, Educativo and Educativo 2. »

China today described the existence of the prison at the Guantanamo naval base as a stain on the U.S. commitment to the protection of the rule of law, for the abuses committed against prisoners»

Cuba today reported 630 new positive cases of SARS-CoV-2, virus that causes Covid-19, which represents an increase of 21 with respect to the previous day, but no deaths.»

Cuba reaffirmed Saturday its adherence to the principles of International Law and the United Nations Charter and its opposition to the use or threat of force against any State.»