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Cuban women and men’s judo selections are ready to participate in the Pan-American Championship to kick off May 8, in the US city of Miami.

The Havana-based Casa de las Americas will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary -a cultural institution devoted to the promotion of the art and identities of all the Latin American and Caribbean peoples.

Representatives from the Cuban and Canadian Foreign ministries held official talks this week and agreed on the good status of bilateral relations between the two countries.

The National Fine Arts Museum presents a retrospective of the pictorial work of one of the best Cuban poets of all time. I’m talking about Un Sol Desconocido: Samuel Feijoo, which was inaugurated on April 25.

Spanish media outlets are denouncing new actions undertaken by the United States to obstruct the improvement of relations between Cuba and Europe.

A favorable situation of the hydraulic resources in Ciego de Ávila characterizes the start of the rainy season. The territory stores about 850 million cubic meters of underground water.

Committed to doing a journalism from a Revolutionary stance, the professionals of the mass media in Camagüey, eastern Cuba, will meet Friday in their Provincial Assembly, prior the 8th Congress of the Association of Cuban Journalists (UPEC).

Cuban students with physical-motor disabilities are competing in the Fifth Para-School Games underway in Havana.

The mainstream international media paints Cuba as a hell-hole where a down-trodden people have few rights, and even fewer cars or cell phones. An AP article widely circulated on Tuesday, quoted a Freedom House study, calling Cuba one of the “most repressive” countries on Earth.

A huge Cuban visual arts exhibition without precedents, called ¡CUBA! Arte e historia de 1868 hasta nuestros días (CUBA! Art and history from 1868 to our days) is being successfully exhibited at the Fine Arts Museum from Montreal, Canada) since January 29, 2008.