The Spanish hotel chain Melia defended its operations in Cuba and condemned the tightening of the economic sanctions imposed by the United States on the Caribbean nation, local media reported on Thursday.
The Spanish hotel chain Melia defended its operations in Cuba and condemned the tightening of the economic sanctions imposed by the United States on the Caribbean nation, local media reported on Thursday.
France launched an international competition of architects to rebuild the spire of the Cathedral of Notre Dame of Paris, collapsed in the fire that broke off last Monday.
Cuba has full diplomatic relations with the European Union (EU) and its 28 member states, which have advanced based on mutual respect, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez wrote on Tuesday in Twitter.
Representatives of Cuba”s Supreme People”s Court and the Federal Marshals Service of the Russian Federation shared experiences in enforcing judicial decisions, the national entity reported Tuesday on social media.
President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, welcomed this Tuesday in Havana the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Congo, Jean-Claude Gakosso, who is making a working visit to the country.
On Wednesday, US National Security Advisor John Bolton will officially announce the decision to enforce Title III of the Helms-Burton Act and to implement other measures against Cuba, according to local media.
The Government of Venezuela strengthens peace diplomacy despite the coup and interventionist plans brewed in the region, led by the United States against the sovereignty of that country.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres fully supports the efforts of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to rebuild Notre Dame.
More than 12,450,000 people, just over a third of the Venezuelan population, currently benefit with the Great Mission of Venezuela, Minister of Habitat and Housing Ildemaro Villarroel said.
Former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa attributed the blocking of his page in Facebook to a political motivation, referring to the dissemination of the case known as Ina Papers.
Kenyan Foreign Minister Monica Juma on Saturday conveyed her solidarity to the families of the kidnaped Cuban doctors, in a telephone conversation with her counterpart, Bruno Rodriguez.
The European foreign ministers repeated their strong rejection of the US blockade of Cuba, diplomatic sources said here on Thursday.
British bank Standard Chartered will pay 1.1 billion dollars for allegedly violating U.S. blockade on Cuba and sanctions against Iran, Syria, Sudan and Myanmar, the US Treasury Department reported today.
President Nicolas Maduro requested from the countries guaranteeing the Montevideo Agreement on dialogue in Venezuela, to reactivate this initiative to stop the terrorist attacks that seek to destroy the National Electrical System.
The participation of Bolivian President Evo Morales in the Ninth Annual Meeting of Investments in the United Arab Emirates, confirms the prestige of the South American country in the international field.
Delegates of 100 political organizations from 40 nations attending the international seminar of Mexico”s Workers Party have spoken out in support of Venezuela and Cuba, and repudiated Trump administration”s hostile policies against them.