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More than 3.2 million Cuban families benefited from the delivery of cooking modules and the replacement of high energy consuming electrical appliances, as a result of the Energy Revolution in the country.

With the graduation of 1, 311 new professors at the Pepito Tey Higher Pedagogical Institute, this eastern province consolidates its forces to boost the formation of the new generations.

Almost 1.2 million people from 32 Latin American and Caribbean countries, including 152,000 Cubans, have benefited from the Operation Miracle free eye surgery program, implemented by Cuba four years ago.

Latin American and Caribbean parliamentarians debate, this Monday in Panama, the case the five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters unfairly imprisoned in United States.

July 1st marked 119 years since the first issue of La Edad de Oro (The Golden Age) was published. It was a monthly publication by José Martí for the entertainment and education of children in the Americas.

Cuba's best rowers will train in Mexico in July, as part of their preparation for the Olympic Games in Beijing, China, in August.

Circuba 2008 takes place during the 40th anniversary of the founding of the National Circus, considered one of the most prestigious of Latin America.

The best of the Cuban painting gather together at the Centro Hispanoamericano de Cultura in Havana in front of the impressive Carlos Enriquez work El rapto las mulatas, at the opening of an exhibition of the best and most known work of the famous painter and writer.

Cuba took over the presidency of the Latin American Confederation of Congress Organizing Agencies (COCAL), which is made up of institutions in charge of preparing events.

Una faceta poco divulgada de la obra del padre Félix Varela, descubre rasgos futuristas en el pensamiento científico-innovador del insigne cubano

El vicepresidente cubano Esteban Lazo recibió hoy en esta capital al Ministro de la Presidencia de la República de Suráfrica, Esoop Pahad, quien realiza una visita oficial a la isla caribeña.

Más de 300 títulos de la literatura universal estarán a disposición de los lectores en todos los municipios de la provincia de Ciego de Ávila, como parte de las opciones veraniegas.

Especialistas de la mayor de Las Antillas trabajan en la fabricación de una réplica de la embarcación Santísima Trinidad, construida en La Habana en 1769.

Cerca de cinco mil 900 de sus miembros vinculados laboralmente es uno de los principales logros de la Asociación Nacional del Ciego (ANCI), que cumplirá el 19 próximo el aniversario 33 de su creación.

El caricaturista cubano René de la Nuez recibió el Premio Nacional del Humor 2008, galardón que representa una de las vertientes culturales de más arraigo popular en la isla.