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Media blind to Cuba's Haiti effort

At the recent UN Donor Conference on Haiti, Cuba announced a programme to rebuild that country’s entire national health service. Read More

About Eight and a Half Million Cubans to Vote

The total of 8,468,144 Cuban people will take part on Sunday local elections to vote for delegates to the People's Power Municipal Assemblies (local governments). Read More

Originals by Pablo Picasso Will Be Exhibited in Cuba

Pablo Picasso’s Portraits Imaginaires will be exhibited in Cuba for the first time at the Arts Center of the eastern city of Holguin during the Sixteenth Romerías de Mayo (May Festivities) scheduled for this city from May 2 to 8.<br /> Read More

CeltFest Cuba unites, inspires island musicians

Cuban, Irish, Canadian Celts share music and dance traditions at 10-day festival Read More

ETECSA: Cell phone subscribers in Cuba to top 1 mn by year's end

ETECSA, Cuba's state telecommunications company, is predicting that the number of wireless subscribers on the island will exceed 1 million by the end of this year. Read More

If They Build It, Yankee Boats Might Come To Cuba

The 60th Ernest Hemingway International Billfishing Tournament happens this month at the Hemingway Marina in Havana, Cuba, but this milestone event will be sparsely attended, if at all, by the late author's own countrymen. Read More

Carlos Varela Starts Tour of United States

Carlos Varela, Cuba’s “Bob Dylan”, tunes his guitar for an ambitious tour of U.S., a sign that cultural exchanges could survive the deterioration of the relations between both countries. Read More

Pandemic Virus Keeps Genetic Composition

The casual virus of influenza A (H1N1) keeps its genetic composition and shows a great capacity of adjustment to the environment, reported Cuban experts.<br /> Read More