Carlos Lage, Cuba's Vicepresident, honors Allende during its visit to the to the 17th Ibero-American Summit

The head of the Cuban delegation to the 17th Ibero-American Summit, taking place in this capital, went to the Santiago cemetery to lay a wreath in the place where the remains of the former president were buried. Read More

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Vice President Carlos Lage heads cuban delegation to Ibero-American Summit in Santiago de Chile

The summit will begin on Thursday until Saturday. The Ibero-American Summits is a forum of political dialog made up by Latin American nations, Spain and Portugal. Read More

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Becoming a Doctor on Isla de la Juventud

The Jose Maceo Grajales Faculty of Medical Sciences was one of the first to be created on the Isla de la Juventud. With some 408 young students from Bolivia, East Timor, Colombia and Venezuela, it concluded the first academic year with a 100 percent graduation. Read More

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A party for Violeta Parra

One of the guests at the party who will join the 50,000 people at the capital's O'Higgins Park on November 24th, will be troubadour Silvio Rodríguez who will be sharing the stage with member's of Violeta's family. Read More

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Colombia thanks Cuba and Venezuela

Araújo, who arrived on Sunday in Cuba, said that his visit is aimed at "strengthening relations with Cuba... in an atmosphere of respect, fraternity, and cooperation," Read More

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Awarded in Argentina Cuban version of Don Quixote by BNC

The unique adaptation of Don Quixote by Cuba's National Ballet ''BNC'' was awarded the prize for best foreign performance in the 2006-2007 stage season in Argentina, granted by the prestigious Hispanic Theater Critics Association ''ACE''. Read More

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Venezuela warns U.S. that "Cuba is Not Alone"

The US president called on the international community to prepare for a "transition" in Cuba and vowed to maintain the embargo of the island. Both Venezuelan and Cuban authorities rejected the statements, labeling them "imperialist aggression." Read More

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Guyana praises cuban health cooperation

Guyana's President said the support from Cuba to his countrys healthcare system is a gesture of altruism and a contribution to improving the health indicators of countries with greater needs. Read More

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Dynamite thrown at Cuban doctor's house in Bolivia

The explosives thrown at the house next to the consulate blew a hole in the roof of a room where children were sleeping at about 3 am Read More

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Telecom Venezuela and Transbit form new company for undersea link to Cuba

The planned cable would run an estimated 1,552km from La Guaira, Vargas state, in northern Venezuela to Siboney in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba, and support 20 million simultaneous voice calls. Read More

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