The Minister of Culture of Cuba, Abel Prieto, participated in Brussels in a panel convened by the European Commission in which he highlighted the social integration of Cuban women and, specifically, their role in artistic creation.
Republican Senator John Boozman called for the lifting of the ban preventing U.S. banks and private companies from providing credit for agricultural sales to Cuba.
Groups classified in Managua as criminal burned Radio Nicaragua facilities in the Nicaraguan capital, without fatal or injured victims.
President Evo Morales inaugurated in La Paz the potable water and sewage system for the benefit of almost ten thousand inhabitants of the municipalities of Huari, Huatajata and Chua Cocanim.
Four Republican legislators highlighted in this capital the importance of greater agricultural trade between Cuba and the United States and the need to reverse Washington”s failed policy toward the island.
Republican Representative Tom Emmer considered necessary today a bi-directional agricultural trade between Cuba and the United States, at a time when the North American agricultural community faces great challenges.
Cuban Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Rogelio Sierra stressed today that political dialogue and cooperation between his country and Suriname benefits both nations and favors regional integration in the Caribbean.
The 30th Central American and Caribbean Congress of Cardiology is concluding here today after four days of exchange of experiences and updating of knowledge related to cardiovascular health.
US Parcel company FedEx has suspended international courier services to the Cuban embassy in Antigua and Barbuda, due to the blockade imposed by the United States on the island, diplomatic sources said today.
Spanish chemist and professor of gastronomy Pere Castells pointed out today in a talk here with Cuban communicators the need for the media to report on the development of culinary arts in a correct way.
