Brazilian journalist Paulo Cannabrava warned Tuesday about the danger represented by the media, transformed into spokespersons of the financial capital dictatorship.
Brazilian journalist Paulo Cannabrava warned Tuesday about the danger represented by the media, transformed into spokespersons of the financial capital dictatorship.
The president of the Federation of Latin American Journalists (FELAP), Juan Carlos Camaño, said in Havana on Monday that the organization pleads for the defense of truth and social justice.
Participants in an international forum hosted by Prensa Latina remembered Monday the Argentine journalist and revolutionary Jorge Ricardo Masetti, one of this news agency”s founders.
Cuba will present the update of its economic model by participating this week in the 49th edition of the World Economic Forum to be held in this Swiss city.
Cuban Tourism Minister Manuel Marrero announced today that two large five-star hotels are being built in the Ancon Peninsula, about 12 kilometers south of the city of Trinidad.
Cuba”s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez reaffirmed on Monday Cuba”s commitment to human rights through Twitter.
The national coordinator of the Antonio Maceo Brigade, Andrés Gómez, announced here on Wednesday that they will soon begin a campaign to demand the reopening of consular services in Cuba by the United States Government.
The first Central American Solidarity Brigade with Cuba arrived to the island, where it will fulfill this week an intense work agenda, local media announces today.
Cuban leader Raul Castro on Tuesday repeated that Cuba is still willing to maintain a relationship of peace and respect with the United States, despite differences.
Cuba”s Presidency has called on the nation today to celebrate on January 1 the triumph of the Revolution on its 60th anniversary and highlighted the main ceremony on the occasion planned for Santa Ifigenia cemetery in Santiago de Cuba.
Cuban lawmakers at the People”s Power National Assembly have expressed their confidence that the people will say a resounding ”yes” to the new Constitution, which must be approved in Parliament on Saturday.
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Cuba has a growth forecast for 2019 of 1.5 percent, the Minister of Economy and Planning, Alejandro Gil, said on Friday at the National Assembly.
Cuban youth showed their experiences during the recent International Youth Meeting in Nepal that discussed global issues and their policies, such as the fight against climate change, among other issues.
Eight new lawmakers joined the People’s Power National Assembly on Wednesday to fill vacants, the legislative body informed.
The annual scientific event of the National Institute of Economic Research (INIE) is taking place in Havana Tuesday and Wednesday at the Melia Cohiba Hotel with the aim of examining the perspectives of the Cuban economy.
The draft of the new Constitution of Cuba has 760 changes in total, after the analysis and debate that took place in the town of the Caribbean island, informed the secretary of the Council of State, Homero Acosta.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez warned on Monday about increased US political and economic hostility against Cuba.
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) grew in 2018, Foreign Trade and Investment Minister Rodrigo Malmierca said, adding 40 new business deals were struck amounting to 1.5 billion dollars.