Cuba’s Ministry of Education (MINED) is currently improving some measures in schools to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus known as SARS-CoV-2 without suspending the current school year.
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez initiated the first stage of his government with a series of measures he will send to Congress and concrete announcements to benefit several sectors in crisis.
The Cuban airline Cubana de Aviacion is studying some possibilities to adapt flights to international and domestic destinations recently canceled by the harsh measures imposed by the United States, according to statements by a senior official of the entity.
The Cuban government will announce today new economic measures following those adopted in the face of the fuel shortages caused by the tightening of the US blockade that has been imposed on the island for over 60 years.
The Minister-President of Cuba’s Central Bank (BCC), Irma Margarita Martinez, stated that the national banking system is ready to support the measures recently adopted to boost the country’s economy.
Authorities from the Ministries of Energy and Mines, Industry, highlighted the response of the Cuban population to the energy-saving measures currently implemented to face the complicated fuel shortage situation.
Cuban Young Communist League Secretary Susely Morfa ratified the youth’s willingness to support the measures adopted, given the current energy situation in the country, local media reported on Sunday.
Faced with growing hostility and hardened blockade by the US administration, the Cuban Government has been forced to take short-term measures to cope with what amounts to an all-out economic war, President Miguel Diaz-Canel explained in a nationally televised appearance.
One of the serious measures taken by the Donald Trump Administration against the Cuban people is the closure of the U.S. consulate in Havana and the Cuban consulate in Washington.
Cuban residents in the United Kingdom condemned the new escalation of sanctions by the United States against Cuba, and called on the British Government to comply with its own laws against Washington”s extraterritorial measures.
