Canadian Rev. Christopher Ferguson, Secretary General of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, has reiterated his rejection of the blockade and the intensification of US hostility against Cuba.
Canadian Rev. Christopher Ferguson, Secretary General of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, has reiterated his rejection of the blockade and the intensification of US hostility against Cuba.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez has confirmed his country”s support for the dialogue between the Venezuelan government and the opposition to ensure political peace in the South American country.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Monday stated that the Cuban economy is going for more despite a difficult international environment and the worsening of the US blockade against the island.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel has acknowledged on Monday the benefits for the country”s socioeconomic development of the Fisheries Law analyzed by deputies and that must be soon passed in the Parliament.
Fighting for production and boosting exports are among the core challenges for the Cuban economy, according to the Economy Minister Alejandro Gil.
The president of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, described on Monday as historic the third ordinary session of the 9th Legislature of the National Assembly, during which new laws are expected to be passed.
The second day of debates prior to the third ordinary session of the IX Legislature of the Cuban Parliament includes for today the presentation of the national water plan until 2030.
First Vice President Salvador Valdes on Monday called to take advantage of the capacity, experience and skills to promote investment in the food industry, given the complex and difficult current scenario.
The General Customs of the Republic of Cuba reiterated that the existing provisions on the customs clearance of travellers, and their belongings have not been changed.
Cuban lawmakers are meeting as of Monday on their respective permanent committees, in work sessions prior to the 3rd ordinary meeting of the full parliament slated for Saturday.
A group of 87 South African doctors who have studied in Cuba the first five years of their major graduated in the province of Eastern Cape, as part of the bilateral program established since the 1990s.
Construction works and mounting of technological equipment of a modern sweets factory have already started in the town of Caibarien, as the result of an agreement between Cuba and Slovakia.
Cuban residents in China on Monday denounced the intensification of the hostile policy by the United States against their country and the objective of further hindering development with measures that tighten the economic, financial and commercial blockade on the Caribbean island.
The official tour recently carried out by Venezuelan Chancellor Jorge Arreaza in different countries of Europe, ratified the total validity of peace diplomacy and the dialogue approach promoted by the Bolivarian Executive.
The People’s Republic of China announced the delivery of $30 million to fund the recovery of several provinces ravaged by droughts, floods and other natural disasters since the beginning of the year.
Roberto Morales Ojeda, Vice-President of the Councils of State and Ministers, attends the sessions of the National Council of Cuba’s High-School Students Federation (FEEM) in this capital.
The 30th edition of the United States-Cuba Pastors for Peace Friendship Caravan paid tribute this Wednesday to Lucius Walker, the organization’s leader and human rights defender.
Chancellor Bruno Rodriguez thanked this Wednesday the United Nations for its support in the recovery of Havana after the tornado of last January, in a meeting with the coordinator in Cuba of that entity, Consuelo Vidal-Bruce.