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Cuban representatives excelled at the 2008 World Philatelic Exhibition held in the capital of the Czech Republic. Cuba's two collections in the adult category were described as relevant.

A Royal Navy backup ship has visited Cuba for only the second time since the country’s revolution 50 years ago.

The official encouraged people to work harder and better for the future of the region.
Cuban First Vice President José Ramón Machado Ventura toured the Isla de la Juventud, one of the regions hard hit by hurricanes Ike and Gustav.

The Cuban archipelago, which has a strategic location in the Caribbean region, offers a wide range of options to guarantee the development of the tourism sector, making emphasis on traditional sun and beach programs.

Cuba´s team lost this Monday its game against Japan 1-4, thus losing any chance of qualifying to the next round of the Futsal World Championships underway in Brazil.

1608 was the year in which the poem ‘Espejo de paciencia’ -- the first known Cuban literary work ever -- was written.

Workers at the “Ernesto Che Guevara” Nickel Company in Moa, Holguin, have contributed the equivalent of over US $3,000 to the Mother and Child Care Program (PAMI) being carried out in this north-eastern region.

Swiss orthopedics surgeon Dr. Eduard Buess-Watson is in Cuba to assist doctors in the performance of minimal-access shoulder surgery that is almost exclusively done in developed countries.

Cuban musician Roberto Valera considers being nominated for Latin Grammy 2008 as very exciting, despite the opinion each artist has of that event.

La provincia de Cienfuegos, en la parte central de Cuba, servirá de escenario a un segundo estudio de la iniciativa denominada Conjunto de Acciones para la Reducción Multifactorial de las Enfermedades No Trasmisibles.

Las propuestas para el ocio de la mayor de Las Antillas estuvieron presentes en la Feria Internacional de Turismo de Japón, con vistas a promover los atractivos de la isla.

Ciudad Tarará, en el este capitalino, dio la bienvenida hoy a los mil 70 estudiantes chinos que protagonizarán la cuarta edición del curso intensivo de enseñanza de idioma español en Cuba.

El músico cubano Salvador Alarcón Rodríguez, director de bandas, compositor, arreglista y formador de varias generaciones de instrumentistas, falleció en esta ciudad a los 78 años de edad.