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Cuba's successful models of sustainable development — in areas of food, housing and health — are now being widely replicated throughout Latin America.

Jim Purfeerst, center, of Faribault, traveled to Cuba recently as part of an agricultural mission trip. Also pictured are Tim Alcorn, left, executive director of the Minnesota Agriculture and Rural Leadership Program, and Mike Liepold.

The 2010 Second Caribbean Dance Biennale, expected to take place in Cuba at the end of March, will pay tribute to the prima ballerina assoluta Alicia Alonso.

I traveled to the eastern cities of Las Tunas and Puerto Padre on a working visit to receive the Replica of the Pen with which Juan Cristóbal Nápoles Fajardo (El Cucalambe).

Rugby for seven players is already an Olympic sport; however, it doesn't appear yet officially acknowledged in Cuba, a reality many expect to change this in the briefest of times in this respect the international tournament that gathered teams from several countries in Havana was an excellent first step. 

Cuba’s priorities to reduce infection risks are the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS and the improvement of people’s quality of life.

Cuba and Russia have broadened on Friday their collaboration in the field of telecommunications, especially in joint efforts to create technologies.

“Cuba and the USA: Time for a Change,” a day-long conference at Central Connecticut State University Saturday, explored the future in Cuba-US relations.

A Venezuelan vaccine factory, a project currently developed with Cuban advisory, will be ready in three months to support national immunization programs, Deputy Health Minister Eugenia Sader confirmed.

The 11th Santiago Alvarez in Memoriam International Festival of Documentaries began its last of a three-day thick agenda in which this Film genre once again came alive.