Strategies for improving services in Cuba

The current level of dissatisfaction with services is a sign of the need to make changes in the management system Read More

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Half a century drought is over in Holguín

By mid 2006, conditions started to change favorably and the situation has shifted dramatically having 14 of 18 existing dams over full capacity by the end of the spring season. Read More

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Las Tunas: donors guarantee plasm for surgical operations

This achievement makes unnecessary the family donations and allows having a surer and more stable source of blood in the hospitals. Read More

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Cuban archbishop: Religious freedom slowly spreading on island

Archbishop Dionisio Guillermo Garcia Ibanez, named earlier this year to lead Catholics in Santiago, Cuba's second-largest city, said the church has been able to expand its reach, though it will be years before it achieves goals of even more openness. Read More

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More bird species in cuban ecological reserve

The ecological reserve in Cayo Coco has 36 284 hectares with coral reefs, marine life and the Loma del Puerto dunes, the second highest in the Caribbean. Read More

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Cubarte: Cuban Culture on the Internet

The web portal "Cubarte, the Cuban Cultural Website" was founded in 2001 and has since become a vital resource for accessing this nations culture in all of its manifestations. Read More

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Sudden death in sports

The death of five athletes in one week stirred debate around a problem that affects the world of sports: Sudden Death Syndrome Read More

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Cuba wins NORCECA Women's Volley and gets ticket to World Cup

Cuba won the gold medal at the 2007 NORCECA Women's Continental Championship which wrapped up September 22 in Winnipeg, Canada. Read More

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Felipe Perez Roque, Cubas Foreign Minister is in New York for UN Assembly

Perez Roque will participate in the General Assemblys High-level Event on Climate Change, called by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Read More

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Cuban medics for Jamaica

Cuban nurses and doctors will come to Jamaica soon, to stem the shortfalls in Jamaicas health sector. Read More

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