The death of Zimbabwe’s most famous feline has arisen media debates concerning animal life. People in social networks express indignation over hunting for fun practice.»
Cuba Mourns Death of Renowned Actress Alina Rodriguez
Renowned Cuban actress Alina Rodriguez, remembered by many for her memorable performance of the character of teacher Carmela at the multi-awarded film “Conducta” (Behavior), died in Havana.»
Athletes Back Home from Pan-Am Games Toronto 2015
Jose Ramon Fernandez, president of the Cuban Olympic Committee (COC), welcomed Monday afternoon the last group of Cuban athletes that took part in the XVII Pan-American Games Toronto 2015 held in Canada.»
Raul Castro: Santiago will Always be Santiago
“I am leaving with the faithful hope that Santiago will always be Santiago”, said Raul Castro at the main event on the 62nd anniversary of the attacks on the Moncada Garrison, in Santiago de Cuba.»
Cuban 5 Visit Historic, Says El Salvador President
The five Cubans who were held in U.S. prisons for fighting terrorism concluded a brief but intense visit to El Salvador, which was described as historic by President Salvador Sanchez Ceren.»
Cuban Flag Raises in US State Department
The Cuban flag was raised July 20th at the headquarters of the State Department as part of the actions implemented within the process of diplomatic ties restoration between the United States and Cuba. The Cuban flag now stands alongside over 150 others, placed in alphabetical order, at the reception of the Federal body responsable for Foreign Relations. Cuba Reiterates Willingness »
Ecuador Condemns Attack to Alianza Pais Headquarters
The ruling Alianza Pais Movement today condemned the bomb attack against its headquarters in Guayaquil, while Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa, warned that “the violence will not go on”.»
Cuba to Expand Cooperation with Angola
Cuban Vice-President Ricardo Cabrisas is paying a four-day visit to Angola, where he corroborated the willingness of top authorities to strengthen bilateral ties in key economic sectors.»
Raul Castro Acknowledges Cuban Doctors Who Fought Ebola in Africa (+photos)
Cuba President Raul Castro sent a letter of recognition to the Cuban doctors who worked in African countries, acknowledging their altruism and courage.»
Cuba Announced First Country to Stop Mother-Child HIV Transmission
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) announced in Washington that Cuba has become the first country in the world to eliminate the transmission of HIV / AIDS and syphilis from mother to baby.»