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As a way to break media silence, the work "Desde la soledad y la esperanza," was launched in the 34th International Book Fair running in this capital, dedicated to five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unfairly imprisoned in United States.

A possibility that the European Union (EU) Council analyzes in June the continuing of sanctions on Cuba it imposed in 2003 has Washington on its toes. In remarks on "Rebelion" website entitled "The European tour of Bush consul to Cuba," the daily states such sanctions are a result of conniving betwen former Spanish President Jose Maria Aznar and current US President George W. Bush.

"Today, I don´t want to be away from home and the tree:"Silvio Rodríguez It would be no exaggeration to say that the Casa de las Americas cultural institution, which is celebrating its 49th anniversary these days, is considered home by those who work there.

The Culture Minister of Guinea-Bissau, Maria Aduatu Djalo Nandingna, has confirmed her participation in the International Fair Cubadisco 2008, set for May 17th through the 25th in the Cuban capital.

The 10th Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba in Spain is discussing Saturday several aspects of the work carried by that movement, comprised of over one hundred groups in this country.

Culture-Tourism integration is to take center stage at the International Tourism Fair -FITCUBA 2008, scheduled to kick off next Monday at the Morro-Cabana Park across Havana Bay..

With the increase of the production of milk and its direct sale to the population, the System of the Agriculture in this eastern province of Las Tunas has saved more than 400 tons of powdered milk.

Four Grand Masters (GM) from different countries have confirmed their presence in the elite group, with 15th international category, of the 43rd Capablanca Chess Tournament to begin next May 8, in Havana.

Cuba and Libya explore sectors of common interest to strengthen their political and trade links, as was known from a meeting between the foreign ministers of both governments.

The documentary, under the direction of Lourdes de los Santos, has as main character to Ivette, the younger daughter of René González who together with Gerardo Hernández, Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando González are known internationally as the Cuban Five.