Cuba's Prime Minister Manuel Marrero on Thursday thanked the international support for Cuba in its fight against the blockade imposed by the United States for more than six decades.»
Cuban intellectuals encourage donations for victims of Ian
The Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (Uneac) today promotes voluntary donations at its headquarters in the capital for those affected by Hurricane Ian in the western province of Pinar del Río.»
Cuban slugger Alfredo Despaigne hits home run 14 in Japanese baseball
Alfredo Despaigne hit his 14th home run of the season, hit a home run in four innings and towed in a run at the highest level of professional baseball in Japan.»
Díaz-Canel celebrates the 75th anniversary of Cuba’s membership in UNESCO
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel hailed the 75th anniversary of the country's entry into the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the ties of collaboration.»
Cuba is working to solve tense electro-energy situation
The power generation situation in Cuba continues very tense due to fires, breakdowns and instability in the units in operation, Energy and Mines Minister Livan Arronte said. »
Cuba with improvement in actions against dengue fever
Cuba continues its strategy for the control of dengue fever, where an improvement in the work of confrontation is appreciated. »
Cuba steps up epidemiological vigilance against monkeypox
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health is stepping up its epidemiological surveillance after confirming the first case of monkeypox in the Caribbean nation»
Funeral honors for the fallen in Matanzas set for Friday
Once the process of search and identification of the missing persons in the control and extinction of the fire of great proportions occurred in the supertanker base of Matanzas, this Friday, August 19, funeral honors will be held for those fallen in the line of duty.»
A prominent place in the world for Cuban science
Cuban science has undoubtedly earned a relevant place worldwide. Its high development is recognized by nations, outstanding institutions, experts and specialized publications. It has also made it possible for Cubans and citizens of other nationalities to benefit from medicines created by our researchers.»
Cuba begins to make non-commercial imports more flexible
New legislations that expand the non-commercial import capacities for individuals and modify customs tariffs for shipments come into force in Cuba on Monday. »
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