Computer and information science experts at the Rochester Institute of Technology on Wednesday said artificial intelligence (AI) will drastically change jobs in education, finance and graphic design»
Some 108 irregular Cuban migrants who staged illegal departures by sea were returned to the island on Tuesday in tune with current migration accords with other nations»
Last January 12th, legislation was introduced in the House of Representatives of the US Congress which tries to prevent Cuba from being removed from the infamous list of “countries that sponsor terrorism”, in which it should never have been»
Authorities from Cuban and U.S. law enforcement agencies exchanged in Havana on cooperation to confront scourges that threaten the security of the two countries: terrorism, migrant smuggling, and immigration fraud, among others.»
Cuban lawmakers, specialists, and professionals will continue today to discuss the draft law on Social Communication, which will be submitted to the next parliamentary session for vote counting»
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have designed a simple, power-saving collision detector inspired by the way insects avoid bumping into one another.»
According to a recent report of the organization Oxfam International, while the fortune of the rich grows, more than 820 million people go hungry, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez criticized Monday»
WHO detailed face covering should be worn after a recent exposure to SARS-CoV-2, when someone has or suspects having being infected, is at high risk, and also if they are in a crowded, closed or poorly ventilated space.»
The president of Little League Baseball International (LLBI), the American Stephen Keener, reiterated in Havana the interest of that entity to increase collaboration with Cuban baseball players.»
China reported on Thursday that it agreed with the World Health Organization (WHO) to maintain communication at the expert level on technical issues related to its new outbreak of Covid-19»
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