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Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez, fulfilled an intense European tour in the week ending today, during which he made official visits to France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.»

The Cuban Center for Molecular Immunology and the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in New York on Tuesday signed an agreement to export to the USA a lung cancer vaccine developed on the island.»

After having been displayed in galleries of Sancti Spiritus and Havana, Raul Abreu’s Cerca del mar y del monte (Near the sea and the woods) photographic exhibition has finally settled in the Museum of Colonial Architecture of Trinidad.»

His Excellency Mr. Zhang Tuo, ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Cuba, and his delegation, visited the local children’s home and the historic area of the city, as part of a visit paid to the territory.»

Bolivian President Evo Morales assured Tuesday that Cuba has never been a terrorist country, and has been, on the contrary, a very solidary nation with all the countries in the world, so there’s no reason for which Cuba should be included in any list of terrorist nations. “If the US government has included Cuba in the list of terrorist countries, »

Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday that his government may take measures against Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s government, which urged Caracas to release right-wing opposition leaders.»

Internationally awarded Uruguayan author and journalist Eduardo Galeano died Monday of lung cancer at age 75 in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, according to local newspaper Subrayado.»

Residents of Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, warmly welcomed the three health workers who, for nearly six months, worked in African countries fighting Ebola. Dr. Miguel Sacerio Caballero, and nurses Francisco Prada Morales, and Julio César Gómez Ramírez returned to their home province with the satisfaction of having helped to reduce mortality due to a disease that turned into epidemics in »

U.S. President Barack Obama admitted Thursday that Venezuela “does not pose a threat” to the United States.»

Cuba devoted last year 13 percent of its Gross Domestic Product to education, the highest rate in Latin America, expert Nihan Blanchy Koseleci specialist said today.»