Members of religious associations, academic institutions and government entities of Cuba and 14 other countries began today in this capital a four-day workshop on the impact of climate change and disaster risk reduction.
The event called Tenemos Memoria (We Have Memory), Solidarity Vs. Blockade and Terrorism, began today in this capital with a tribute to the young Italian Fabio Di Celmo, victim in 1997 of a terrorist attack with a bomb that was placed at Havana”s Hotel Copacabana.
The 2nd Congress of the Cuban Society of Plastic Surgery and Caumatology (SCCPC) began today in the presence of Cuban specialists and Latin American guests, who will exchange experiences and update knowledge on the issue.
Cuban President, Miguel Diaz-Canel evaluated the work of medical care, illness prevention and the hygiene and epidemiological system of the island.
Venezuelan Minister of Tourism, Stella Lugo, and her Cuban peer, Manuel Marrero, had a meeting to evaluate cooperation between both nations in that sector, as part of the work tour that Lugo is carrying out in Cuba.
The Havana historian, Eusebio Leal, highlighted today the mark left by the fighters for the independence of Cuba in the great educational work of the Caribbean country.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel toured today the Rafael Maria de Mendive and Camilo Cienfuegos primary schools, as well as a home for the elderly, after leading the ceremony for the start of the school year 2018-2019.
The new version that attributes the alleged damage to US diplomats in Havana to microwave emissions was rejected by a top Cuban diplomat quoted today by the newspaper Granma.
Damian Diaz, a Cuban resident in the US city of Miami, Florida, described as very significant the opportunity that people like him have to suggest their criteria on the new Draft Constitution of his country.