The Sixteenth International Convention on Land Planning and Urbanism, inaugurated in Havana, will gather for four days the interest of the international community on urbanization for better management of cities.
The President of Chile, Sebastian Pinera, reiterated his willingness to held long-range and fluid dialogues with Bolivia on cooperation, but in accordance to the decision of The Hague.
The recovery of tourism in Nicaragua advances with the arrival of foreign visitors and the mobilization of nationals in the country, affected by a failed coup d’état, the Nicaraguan Institute of Tourism reports.
In the analysis of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Cuba, held on Monday at the headquarters of the Workers’ Central Union of Cuba (CTC in Spanish), it was proposed to include in the economic fundamentals the participation of workers in the shaping, implementation and control of the Economy Plan.
How the Cuban informatics Union can contribute to the computerization of the Cuban society is a question that will be answered for two days by participants in the First National Conference of this young organization, which began its debates in Havana.
Yemen’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Mansour Ali Baggash, condemned on Monday in Havana the U.S. economic and financial blockade against Cuba, while highlighting the island”s support for Arab causes, especially the Palestinian cause.
A total of 1,139 foreigners from 47 countries have confirmed their participation in the next edition of Marabana to be held here on November 18, according to Carlos Gattorno, General Director of the project.
Cubans’ participation in the consultation on the Draft Constitution reaffirms democracy on the island, the lawmaker from the People”s Power National Assembly Gerardo Hernandez said in Havana on Tuesday.
Cuba will build bioelectric plant, associated to a sugar factory and an eolian park of 50 MW through a credit given by India, affirmed here the Cuban minister of Energy and Mines, Raul Garcia Barreiro.
The rejection of the blockade imposed by the United States against Cuba, took space again in the high-level debate of the UN General Assembly, which reaches its final day.
Brazilian former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva asked the Workers’ Party to support the candidate of the Happy People again coalition, Fernando Haddad, on next Sunday’s elections.
The death toll of the earthquake and tsunami that shook Celebes Island in Indonesia exceeds 1200 people, the fast-acting team working in the affected area reported.
The International Court of Justice of The Hague ruled, by twelve votes against three, that Chile did not contract legal obligation to grant sovereign access to Bolivia to the Pacific Ocean.
The ceremony for the start of the course in the Elderly Chair of the University of Havana began with a floral tribute before the mausoleum to Julio Antonio Mella, founder of the Jose Marti Popular University.
The record company Producciones Colibri, from the Cuban Institute of Music, won 18 awards at the International Music Forum in Havana Cubadisco-Primera Linea, an event devoted to recognizing the best national phonograms.
The Caribbean region shares the same position of rejection against the blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba and proved this in the high level debate of the UN General Assembly.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel is back to Cuba after appearing at the United Nations for the 73rd General Assembly and holding relevant meetings in New York with US politicians and business people.
The unconditional and permanent support of the Spanish people to Cuba was recognized this Sunday during the presentation of the XV State Meeting of Solidarity with the Island, to be held in this capital in June of next year.
The consultation of the new Cuban Draft Constitution continues for a month and a half more, after seven weeks of discussions and a large number of proposals and opinions of citizens.
